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    • What's so wrong
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      • The Fourth Gift
  • What Now?
    • The Great Reality
    • The Duality of Existence. >
      • The Nature of Existance
      • The Game
      • Visions (seeing out side the box)
    • Civilised by Choice and Decision?
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      • Morality, Beliefs and the Future
    • Freewill
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Antaganus's Three Questions

What is it that's so wrong?
Better for who?
How do you hope to achieve this better world?

What Now

The Duality

A Personal Journey of Discovery




















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Welcome to Diligo Vita,
What Diligo Vita is about: aims.  A welcoming letter and statement of my reason for writing Diligo Vita and an invitation to join me in helping to make the world a better place.


you are here.

Having claimed that there are things wrong; worrying about the state of the world and mankind, this is an introduction to the three questions my antagonist, Antaganus poses in retort, for me to justify my assertion.
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  • Is the perception of there being something wrong an imagined fear or of real substance. 
  • Enumerating on perceived problems: population, the story of the petri dish; an unsustainable future, cronice disparity of wealth; poverty.
  • The influence of present systems;politics and economics.
  • Living to an unsustainable excess;

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The question is spurious; the embetterment should be for every one. An exploration into the rational of what makes mankind "tick" his motivational drive; his instinctual nature. notions of "good" where they have come from.
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Can we change? abilities, inhibitors; disparity of perspective caused by extremes; opulence and poverty.
Realities that unify all living things> The Fourth Gift
The enormity of changing our attitudinal method of survival

  • A summation of the out come of answering Antagonist's three questions.
  • The credo: Omnia in Uno. What the belief is, in order to make the changes to man thinking. 
  •                        Notes: forgiveness,                                                                                                                  what is loving.
  • You can not be alone: join a tribe. 
  • An Introduction to the next chapter/navigation heading: A personal journey of discovery.
  • Additional writing: What Now continues with a number of essays that expand on the themes that were introduced in answering Antaganus's three questions

Living with a Duality of Existence: a basic description of the Duality. covering;       What, Why and How
  • The Future: a spectrum of views. exploring how we view the "future"
  • So How do You See the Future? An individual's idiosyncratic view of the future that can be dominated by fear and a sense of impotence
  • The Idiosyncratic/The greater Future. Recognising the separation between an individual's views of the future against a collective view. The greater future view being the purview of leaders governments. 
​Can We Change?:  as The Duality represents changing our thinking to alter the out come of our future, it must beg the question can we change.  this section look at this aspect of the Duality.​
  • To/From: from the instinctual to the an intellectually derive belief.
  • Exploring the nature of Survival by Competition: 
  • The Ironic Paradox produced by Competitive Survival: a paradigm to help recognise human behaviour.
  • What creates the paradox?: an analysis of the story/parable.
  • So what does that tell us? : man has a concept of good, although my story may not reflect this accurately. 
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