I think ancient evil very much does exist. But itās the same as modern evil. I figure it must exist, and itās the presence of this evil that has caused such a fucked up society to emerge.
In other words, this is not the golden age of mankind; quite the opposite Iām afraidā¦ š
I think thatās likely to happen. Once the Internet and digital media is gone the information age will become an information dark age to historians.
Depending on what happens itās entirely possible for future cultures to actively avoid another industrial revolution like ours was.
Evil - a human competitive thing where we as individuals or as groups of people strive to out-evil all previous attempts at extreme-evil.
Itās something that has been flourishing forever, we keep finding new heights.
Weāve been created for this and are really good at it.
Itās almost like modern United States were built on an ancient Indian burial groundā¦
Oof.
And from the ashes of Roman imperialism, no less. And, by the way, that is the only thing imperialism brings - ashesā¦
Some of the ruins are pretty neat too. But back then their architecture had style. The ruins of todays concrete and steal cubes are going to be lame.
So moderate that I pledge my loyalty to it & move in its domain, defend it from objectively evil human empires, find inner peace & purpose.
Thx (edited it), I just increasingly miss the ā shit when itās autocorrected.
This is my first time seeing itsnotits in the wild on Lemmy.
Before your edit, I would have walked away thinking they are a joke account that writes āitsā for every grammatical situation, even if its incorrect.
āancient evilsā are usually things like blasphemy, insubordination or having intrinsic self-worth.
Ancient evils are actually pretty moderate. Anyone down to open The Gate? YogāSothoth seems chill and would love the internet.
YogāSothoth stared into 4chan, and 4chan stared back. And YogāSothoth noped right on outta there.
āIām going to teach your women to read, and encourage your children to go into a different profession than their fathersā!ā
