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Mysticism is central to the neocheater's ability to thrive by attacking values. For only through mysticism would anyone accept the neocheater's upside-down world of undermining, attacking, and destroying values.

Mysticism yields actions based on what one feels, wishes, wants, or imagines rather than on what actually exists right in front of that person. That is why professional mystics and other neocheaters can easily manipulate people: they manipulate them through their mysticisms. Neocheaters manipulate infinite arrays of mysticisms to usurp values earned by others. As a result, the professional mystics and other neocheaters eventually destroy all values of life, love, and happiness for themselves and everyone involved with them.

Nonmystics are innocent and moral. They accept the discipline and responsibility to think and act with integrated consistency. They support themselves by producing competitive values for others. With a loyalty to honesty, they act in concert with reality. They are evolved, honest people. They strive to fully integrate their words and actions with reality, regardless of anyone's dogma, dictates, or opinions. As a result, nonmystics benefit everyone and society.

The mystic's life is basically irrational and unhappy with perhaps some scattered islands of rationality and happiness. By contrast, the nonmystic's life is basically rational and happy with perhaps some scattered islands of irrationality and unhappiness.

Turning to one's inner self, mystics find unhappiness, anxiety, and hatred. Whereas nonmystics find happiness, equanimity, and love.

Consciousness allows human beings to escape the automatic controls of nature. At the same time, only through consciousness can a person be subjective and mystical. Thus, only through consciousness, can a person choose to act in discord with nature. Unlike all other animals, conscious beings can choose to act better or worse than their nature to benefit or harm themselves and others. Choosing to deny or contradict nature or reality is mysticism, which is an unnatural, irresponsible abuse of the conscious mind. But, conscious beings can also choose to act better than their nature to gain power and advantages over all else in the universe. Because consciousness allows choices and actions beyond preset nature, only human beings can choose to be honest or deceptive, objective or mystical, responsible or irresponsible, competent or incompetent, striving or lazy, productive or destructive, beneficial or harmful, noble or evil. ...With consciousness, anyone can choose either alternative at any time.

All other animals have no choice but to automatically respond to nature. They cannot be deceptive, irresponsible, mystical, or purposely harmful to themselves and others. They have no such choices, thus, they bear no responsibility for their actions. ...Animals cannot be mystical, dishonest, or self-destructive.

With consciousness, only human beings can freely choose to live better or worse than their natures.

Free choice determines the future of all human beings: Through mystical choices, people diminish themselves and their potentials to live happy lives. But through Neotech choices, people reject mystical choices. Thus, in turn, they prosper and live happily, far beyond nature's preset course. In fact, only by choosing the integrated effort of Neotech over the automatic laziness of mysticism can people build lasting prosperity and happiness.

The key choice between exerting effort or defaulting to laziness determines the course of all important human actions. The three choices constantly confronting every human being are to (1) exert integrated effort, (2) default to camouflaged laziness, or (3) act somewhere in between.

The choice to exert integrated effort or to default to camouflaged laziness is the key choice that determines the character, competence, and future of every human being. That crucial choice must be made by everyone, continually, throughout life. ...That key choice determines the:

  1. direction of an infant's life beginning at the first moment of consciousness.

  2. development of a child's implicit nascent philosophy which determines that child's developing psychology.

  3. development of an adult's implicit and explicit philosophy which develops that person's psychology to determine the quality of his or her life.

  4. philosophies that guide entire nations, eras, and civilizations with the resulting cultures, economies, and degrees of enlightenment or darkness.

  5. evolvement or regression of human consciousness, power, prosperity, happiness, and love.

  6. prosperous survival or eventual destruction of human life on this planet.



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