近年来，我发现有一种西方伪史论。

我也没有细看，有点好玩，跟其他阴谋论类似。

大概其是说现代文明来自中国，而不是西方。

这其实对我来说，真是有点又好笑又好气。

因为这是要抢功劳呢，还是要抢着背锅呢。

这个话题，已经说过太多次了，还要说，深感所谓千万人吾往矣之难。好在作为一个现代人，我可以祭起复制粘贴大法如下：

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什么上帝文明？太高抬了。一神文化及其变种已经几乎终结了历史，还嫌不够？还要怎么发扬？

为什么“强大”？为什么深入人心？因为被人性中隐藏最深的恐惧所驱动。这个也写过了。复制黏贴如下：

共产主义是资本主义的升级。 靠物质极大丰富，做大蛋糕来解决贫富差距问题也是资本主义右派鼓吹的方法。 这不是一丘之貉吗？（在股市画大饼用无限的发展前景忽悠你，与用按票分配按身份码分配骗你这就是按需分配不是按级别分别，真得有很大的不同？） 区别不过就是当大领导以集体的名义搞垄断时，你们就不认识他也是你们嘴里要不得的资本家了。

以前我以为从演化到进化，是日本人翻译错了。 现在我发现是西方人，包括犹太人老马，被自己的一神文化所支配而不自知，下意识地继承传统，从而认定人类历史是个被救赎的过程。

不断地反复追求成功或胜利，现在充斥全球的各处领域，随地可见。似乎地球的历史已经被一神文化及其变种给终结了。
这是非常不合理的，应该顶多在警察之类的执法邻域有类似的文化组织结构就够了。（对外战争在我看来都是相当愚蠢的村民械斗。三体不可信，不如信热力学定律，真空中哪有半点可能到处都是人，随时别打死。真是笑话。）

一神文化既没有多神教自然，也不合理，存在根本的逻辑漏洞。

（如果只有光明没有黑暗，那么就根本不会有光明这个观念。于是一神变两神，天使与恶魔。

天使只能胜不能败，必有最终一战，即所谓的末世。形同邪教。）

那么为什么会横行于天下呢？

我认为主要是被恐惧与怀疑所驱动的。

先说恐惧。自我意识的明确意味着能觉之我总是被所觉之非我所遮蔽。

找不到我，让人焦虑，常常攀援肉身。

肉身的毁灭意味着什么？这个不可知的黑暗让人恐惧。

于是人们不去崇拜自己雕刻的身像，而去崇拜自己创造的理念与圣名。

但是电视剧剧情里没有电视机原理，（宗教神秘经验不过就是换了一套电视剧剧情，

Matrix的背后没有另一个矩阵母体？清明梦外没有更大的梦？）

这一点不能不使人怀疑自己，

于是就会造成强迫症。

包括科学实验，不断重复，也类似于宗教仪式。

最能让人安心的其实是数理，1加1总是等于2，经得起重复验算。

（可惜现实里一个苹果与另一个苹果并不相等。）

即便如此，人们还是不放心，还要反复研究证明一加一为什么等于二。

全人类都是疯子。

越冷静的疯子越会做出普通人难以想象的残忍的事。

（一般人们会骂其为畜牲或野兽。其实是猪狗不如。因为动物哪里追求不断胜利，它们只求生存而已）

于是又成了所谓原罪或本恶的证明。

似乎是上帝或真主造就的，本该如此。

我不知道这两位大神为什么要背这种黑锅。

孔子曰：性相近，习相远。

所谓习，文化环境是很重要的。

请提醒孕妇：不要看凶杀片或恐怖片之类的。 

地理因素有道理。地理决定论太片面。不存在什么海洋文明的优越性。也不存在什么大陆农耕的物质基础决定了集权独裁的上层建筑。

每个文明都有城墙与市场这两面。市场最体现分工配合。大规模的战争或治水之类的也需要大规模的分工合作。按理说以抵御外患为动力的文明更容易产生犹太战神耶和华之类的因恐惧而追求不断胜利的文化。实际中国并没有。可见物质基础说并不成立。电视剧剧情（包括天文地理）里没有电视机原理。生产力主要决定于对能量利用的研究水平，生产力（对能量的精确使用）来自上层建筑（一神文化由出世到入世）。摩登化这个魔鬼与天使的混合体是一神文化与古希腊偶然结合诞生的突变，不是历史线性发展的必然。没有黑死病的刺激，不会有所谓的古希腊文艺复兴。

可见，反而是人心更为根本。应该是中华文明在大规模战争前就已建立了以孔子老子为代表的内向的轴心文化。之后即便物质条件如何改，中华文化都是如此。包括现在许多人看似厚黑，其实也是笃信内在修养，反向操作而已。更多的人则偏爱心灵鸡汤） 

有人说权力来自内心的力量。这属于心灵鸡汤，罔顾事实。权力从根本上来说，就是来源于社会分工。没有分工（以及配合乃至服从），根本就不可能组成个社会，谈何权力，内心的力量再大也没用。也就是说，位置比位置上的人更有权力，这也就是为什么这么多大一旦占据高位，无论多辛苦，也想尽办法占着不走了。

这是个低武世界，谁也不是元婴老怪，没有superpower,凭什么独裁？

权力来自分工与配合乃至服从？为什么服从，因为文化。文化未必单独由地理决定。

尤其是在摩登文明统一全球的今天，无论处于什么地理环境，都一样追求垄断带来的高效率无节制扩张。

Are some obsessions inherently harmful to society?

In today's world, the relentless pursuit of success and victory permeates every field and corner of human activity. It is as if the history of the Earth has been overtaken and defined by monotheistic culture and its variants. But this culture, for all its global dominance, lacks the natural harmony of polytheistic traditions and harbors deep logical flaws.




The Logical Fallacies of Monotheism




Monotheism begins with the assertion of an all-encompassing good—light without darkness. Yet this very assertion is its undoing. Without darkness, the concept of light would not exist. To address this contradiction, monotheistic traditions introduce dualistic elements like angels and devils, leading to the inevitability of a final battle, the so-called apocalypse. This worldview, marked by its rigid duality, bears a striking resemblance to cult-like thinking: absolute, uncompromising, and apocalyptic in nature.




So why has this worldview come to dominate much of human history? The answer lies in fear and doubt.




Fear and the Origins of Obsession




Self-awareness, the cornerstone of human consciousness, reveals a troubling reality: the self is constantly obscured by the “other.” This inability to fully grasp the essence of oneself creates anxiety, often rooted in the fragility of the physical body. What does the destruction of the body mean? This unknowable darkness fills humanity with fear.




In response, people turn away from worshiping tangible creations, like statues or icons, and instead venerate intangible ideals and sacred names. Yet these ideals, much like television plots, lack the foundation of true understanding. Just as a television show offers no explanation for the workings of the television itself, religious mysticism merely replaces one narrative with another.




This inability to reconcile fear and doubt leads to obsessive behavior. For instance, the repetitive nature of scientific experiments mirrors religious rituals—an attempt to seek reassurance through endless repetition. The cold certainty of mathematics, where 1 + 1 always equals 2, provides solace because it is verifiable and repeatable. However, even this certainty is questioned, as humans obsessively try to prove why 1 + 1 equals 2.




The Rational Madness of Humanity




This obsessive drive for reassurance exposes a troubling truth: humanity, despite its claim to rationality, is inherently irrational. Worse, the cold logic of the “rational madman” often leads to acts of unimaginable cruelty. Unlike animals, which pursue survival, humans pursue victory—endlessly and unnecessarily.




This relentless pursuit becomes a self-fulfilling justification for original sin or inherent evil, as if cruelty and obsession were divinely ordained. But why should any deity bear the blame for humanity's self-inflicted madness?




The Role of Culture and Environment




Confucius famously said, “By nature, men are nearly alike; by practice, they grow wide apart.” This observation underscores the critical role of cultural and environmental influences in shaping human behavior. The culture of obsession, fueled by fear and doubt, is not an inherent part of human nature but a learned behavior.




For instance, it is wise to advise expectant mothers to avoid consuming violent or disturbing content, as the environment profoundly influences the development of a child. Similarly, societies must be mindful of the cultural narratives they propagate, as these stories shape collective obsessions and fears.




Conclusion: A Path to Balance




Obsessions, particularly those rooted in fear and doubt, can be deeply harmful to society. They drive humanity toward endless cycles of repetition and conquest, often at great cost to both individuals and the planet. To break free from these cycles, humanity must confront its fears and question its assumptions.




Instead of worshiping abstract ideals or chasing unattainable victories, societies might benefit from embracing a philosophy of balance and harmony—one that values existence over conquest, and understanding over obsession. In this way, the lessons of the past can serve as a guide to a more sustainable and peaceful future.
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共产主义是资本主义的升级。 靠物质极大丰富，做大蛋糕来解决贫富差距问题也是资本主义右派鼓吹的方法。 这不是一丘之貉吗？（在股市画大饼用无限的发展前景忽悠你，与用按票分配按身份码分配骗你这就是按需分配不是按级别分别，真得有很大的不同？） 区别不过就是当大领导以集体的名义搞垄断时，你们就不认识他也是你们嘴里要不得的资本家了。
以前我以为从演化到进化，是日本人翻译错了。 现在我发现是西方人，包括犹太人老马，被自己的一神文化所支配而不自知，下意识地继承传统，从而认定人类历史是个被救赎的过程。

不断地反复追求成功或胜利，现在充斥全球的各处领域，随地可见。似乎地球的历史已经被一神文化及其变种给终结了。
这是非常不合理的，应该顶多在警察之类的执法邻域有类似的文化组织结构就够了。（对外战争在我看来都是相当愚蠢的村民械斗。三体不可信，不如信热力学定律，真空中哪有半点可能到处都是人，随时别打死。真是笑话。）

一神文化既没有多神教自然，也不合理，存在根本的逻辑漏洞。

（如果只有光明没有黑暗，那么就根本不会有光明这个观念。于是一神变两神，天使与恶魔。

天使只能胜不能败，必有最终一战，即所谓的末世。形同邪教。）

那么为什么会横行于天下呢？

我认为主要是被恐惧与怀疑所驱动的。

先说恐惧。自我意识的明确意味着能觉之我总是被所觉之非我所遮蔽。

找不到我，让人焦虑，常常攀援肉身。

肉身的毁灭意味着什么？这个不可知的黑暗让人恐惧。

于是人们不去崇拜自己雕刻的身像，而去崇拜自己创造的理念与圣名。

但是电视剧剧情里没有电视机原理，（宗教神秘经验不过就是换了一套电视剧剧情，

Matrix的背后没有另一个矩阵母体？清明梦外没有更大的梦？）

这一点不能不使人怀疑自己，

于是就会造成强迫症。

包括科学实验，不断重复，也类似于宗教仪式。

最能让人安心的其实是数理，1加1总是等于2，经得起重复验算。

（可惜现实里一个苹果与另一个苹果并不相等。）

即便如此，人们还是不放心，还要反复研究证明一加一为什么等于二。

全人类都是疯子。

越冷静的疯子越会做出普通人难以想象的残忍的事。

（一般人们会骂其为畜牲或野兽。其实是猪狗不如。因为动物哪里追求不断胜利，它们只求生存而已）

于是又成了所谓原罪或本恶的证明。

似乎是上帝或真主造就的，本该如此。

我不知道这两位大神为什么要背这种黑锅。

孔子曰：性相近，习相远。

所谓习，文化环境是很重要的。

请提醒孕妇：不要看凶杀片或恐怖片之类的。

地理因素有道理。地理决定论太片面。不存在什么海洋文明的优越性。也不存在什么大陆农耕的物质基础决定了集权独裁的上层建筑。

每个文明都有城墙与市场这两面。市场最体现分工配合。大规模的战争或治水之类的也需要大规模的分工合作。按理说以抵御外患为动力的文明更容易产生犹太战神耶和华之类的因恐惧而追求不断胜利的文化。实际中国并没有。可见物质基础说并不成立。电视剧剧情（包括天文地理）里没有电视机原理。生产力主要决定于对能量利用的研究水平，生产力（对能量的精确使用）来自上层建筑（一神文化由出世到入世）。摩登化这个魔鬼与天使的混合体是一神文化与古希腊偶然结合诞生的突变，不是历史线性发展的必然。没有黑死病的刺激，不会有所谓的古希腊文艺复兴。

可见，反而是人心更为根本。应该是中华文明在大规模战争前就已建立了以孔子老子为代表的内向的轴心文化。之后即便物质条件如何改，中华文化都是如此。包括现在许多人看似厚黑，其实也是笃信内在修养，反向操作而已。更多的人则偏爱心灵鸡汤）

有人说权力来自内心的力量。这属于心灵鸡汤，罔顾事实。权力从根本上来说，就是来源于社会分工。没有分工（以及配合乃至服从），根本就不可能组成个社会，谈何权力，内心的力量再大也没用。也就是说，位置比位置上的人更有权力，这也就是为什么这么多大一旦占据高位，无论多辛苦，也想尽办法占着不走了。

这是个低武世界，谁也不是元婴老怪，没有superpower,凭什么独裁？

权力来自分工与配合乃至服从？为什么服从，因为文化。文化未必单独由地理决定。

尤其是在摩登文明统一全球的今天，无论处于什么地理环境，都一样追求垄断带来的高效率无节制扩张。

Are some obsessions inherently harmful to society?

In today's world, the relentless pursuit of success and victory permeates every field and corner of human activity. It is as if the history of the Earth has been overtaken and defined by monotheistic culture and its variants. But this culture, for all its global dominance, lacks the natural harmony of polytheistic traditions and harbors deep logical flaws.



The Logical Fallacies of Monotheism



Monotheism begins with the assertion of an all-encompassing good—light without darkness. Yet this very assertion is its undoing. Without darkness, the concept of light would not exist. To address this contradiction, monotheistic traditions introduce dualistic elements like angels and devils, leading to the inevitability of a final battle, the so-called apocalypse. This worldview, marked by its rigid duality, bears a striking resemblance to cult-like thinking: absolute, uncompromising, and apocalyptic in nature.



So why has this worldview come to dominate much of human history? The answer lies in fear and doubt.



Fear and the Origins of Obsession



Self-awareness, the cornerstone of human consciousness, reveals a troubling reality: the self is constantly obscured by the “other.” This inability to fully grasp the essence of oneself creates anxiety, often rooted in the fragility of the physical body. What does the destruction of the body mean? This unknowable darkness fills humanity with fear.



In response, people turn away from worshiping tangible creations, like statues or icons, and instead venerate intangible ideals and sacred names. Yet these ideals, much like television plots, lack the foundation of true understanding. Just as a television show offers no explanation for the workings of the television itself, religious mysticism merely replaces one narrative with another.



This inability to reconcile fear and doubt leads to obsessive behavior. For instance, the repetitive nature of scientific experiments mirrors religious rituals—an attempt to seek reassurance through endless repetition. The cold certainty of mathematics, where 1 + 1 always equals 2, provides solace because it is verifiable and repeatable. However, even this certainty is questioned, as humans obsessively try to prove why 1 + 1 equals 2.



The Rational Madness of Humanity



This obsessive drive for reassurance exposes a troubling truth: humanity, despite its claim to rationality, is inherently irrational. Worse, the cold logic of the “rational madman” often leads to acts of unimaginable cruelty. Unlike animals, which pursue survival, humans pursue victory—endlessly and unnecessarily.



This relentless pursuit becomes a self-fulfilling justification for original sin or inherent evil, as if cruelty and obsession were divinely ordained. But why should any deity bear the blame for humanity's self-inflicted madness?



The Role of Culture and Environment



Confucius famously said, “By nature, men are nearly alike; by practice, they grow wide apart.” This observation underscores the critical role of cultural and environmental influences in shaping human behavior. The culture of obsession, fueled by fear and doubt, is not an inherent part of human nature but a learned behavior.



For instance, it is wise to advise expectant mothers to avoid consuming violent or disturbing content, as the environment profoundly influences the development of a child. Similarly, societies must be mindful of the cultural narratives they propagate, as these stories shape collective obsessions and fears.



Conclusion: A Path to Balance



Obsessions, particularly those rooted in fear and doubt, can be deeply harmful to society. They drive humanity toward endless cycles of repetition and conquest, often at great cost to both individuals and the planet. To break free from these cycles, humanity must confront its fears and question its assumptions.



Instead of worshiping abstract ideals or chasing unattainable victories, societies might benefit from embracing a philosophy of balance and harmony—one that values existence over conquest, and understanding over obsession. In this way, the lessons of the past can serve as a guide to a more sustainable and peaceful future.