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(Positive or Negative Sources)
The situation is good.
The situation is right.
The situation is of value.
Long-Term Happiness
(Positive Sources Only)
Life is good.
People are good.
Oneself is good.
Oneself is right.
Oneself is of value.
Oneself is capable of understanding reality.
Oneself is growing in a positive direction.
Oneself is producing values needed to live independently.
Oneself is competent in producing competitive
values for others and society.
Oneself is competent to reject mysticism in self and others.
Oneself is worthy of living.
Short-term happiness from positive sources can add to a person's long-range happiness. But short-term pleasures from negative, destructive, or irrational sources (e.g., drunkenness, politics, drugs, religion, promiscuous sex, prosperity through dishonesty or fraud) can deliver only temporary feelings of power, well-being, and euphoria. For the inescapable consequence of reality will always assert itself, reversing those "good" feelings to yield ever greater unhappiness and anxiety.
Long-term well-being and happiness come only from (1) a continuing development and evolvement of one's own mind and character, (2) one's increasingly accurate knowledge and control of reality and self, and (3) increasingly producing competitive values for others and society.
Achieving happiness is the ultimate moral purpose of human life.
Mysticism harms every value it touches -- especially love. After attacking values for 2000 years, professional mystics and neocheaters aim their most subtly destructive attacks on value production, romantic love, and happiness: First they undermine the concepts of values, love, and happiness with clever inversions of facts that sound good or valid. Then, for example, they undermine the concept of love by promoting the false idea that totally rational behavior between couples would yield cold, passionless relationships. But the exact opposite is the fact: Consistently honest, rational behavior offers the greatest capacity for love and passion. By contrast, emotionally reacting, irrational behaviors destroy love and passion.
Successful romantic love requires acting on reality rather than reacting on feelings. Only through fully integrated honesty (Neotech) can one guiltlessly experience the full range of positive emotions and passion. By contrast, mystics act on feelings rather than on reality. Such acting on feelings leads to incompetence with the subsequent loss of prosperity and romantic love. ...Mystics experience life with increasing anxiety, unhappiness, deadness.
Professional mystics and neocheaters avoid the honest thought and hard competitive effort needed to produce values desired by others. Instead, they live by faking reality to extract power and values from others through deception, coercion, force. ...Unchecked mysticism destroys all values, especially love and happiness, through arrays of irrational illusions and dishonest actions.
Integrated thinking is the conscious effort of putting information into accurate context by logically and honestly connecting all relevant knowledge. All valid and powerful knowledge is contextual. Thus, genuine power is gained through integrated thinking used to obtain the widest possible range of contextual knowledge. Integrated thinking delivers unbeatable advantages.
Those who live by fully integrated honesty (Neotech) are by nature sexy, happy, prosperous winners. For they ultimately hold all honest power. Moreover, with Neotech, they hold the supreme aphrodisiac. By contrast, mystics and neocheaters contradict their nature through their laziness, dishonesty, and parasitism. They are unsexy, unhappy, envious losers. Thus, they become increasingly impotent, tired, powerless.
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