PATTERNS AS THE FOUNDATION OF LIFE ITSELF
In nature, patterns are not optional - they are life's code.
A mammal learns through experience, senses and instinct. The young deer that sees a shadow in the grass flees. The young wolf learning to hunt repeats the movement until it sits in the body. The pattern - the experience - becomes life's manual. Without this, the animal dies, as it is unable to replicate the patterns it was created to carry.
Patterns are therefore not social constructions, but biological necessities. To reject patterns is to reject the very thing that makes life possible.
The modern intersectional logic we have been force-fed through media for the past decade is radically different. It claims that no patterns are true - that every pattern is merely power, oppression, construction.
The male and female body are not patterns, but "social narratives".
The family's structure is not a pattern, but a "hierarchy".
Sickness and health are not patterns, but "cultural definitions".
Even language and logic - which are otherwise our tools for describing patterns - are made fluid, non-binding and relative.
Once you have dissolved the patterns, you are left with arbitrariness. Nothing can be distinguished, nothing can be predicted, nothing can be built upon.
All civilisations have had this as a completely fundamental principle - to hold patterns against chaos. Through culture's influence - to hold the functional, the strong, the beautiful, the good high. As an anchor in reality.
The ancient Greeks spoke of Kosmos (order) in contrast to Chaos (dissolution).
In the Bible, everything begins with God separating - light from darkness, land from sea, man from woman. Order through distinction.
In Eastern philosophy one speaks of yin and yang, the balance between opposites, which form patterns in nature.
The intersectional logic attacks precisely this distinction. It says - No difference is real, everything is fluid. If something is better, it is an oppressive structure that invalidates what is different - "my truth". Or "my identity".
But without difference - no pattern.
And without pattern - no civilisation.
If we take on this logic, we end up with an inversion of the patterns that carry us - and that is where we are today.
Sickness and what leads to it - Being sick is merely a perspective. Treatment becomes a question of "experience" rather than medical truth. It weakens biological survival.
Confusion - Identity confusion does not become a transitional phenomenon to help people through, but a permanent state that is elevated to truth.
Sexuality - The clear distinction between man and woman - on which all reproduction rests - is abolished in an endless fragmentation of identities.
Victim status - Instead of rewarding strength, discipline and responsibility, weakness, dependency and victim status are rewarded. Evolution's direction is turned on its head.
Obesity - Instead of understanding obesity as a health threat, it becomes an identity that demands recognition. The body's signals are ignored.
Temperament - The ability to control emotions - one of the highest human virtues - is replaced with "the absolute truth of feeling". The one who shouts, cries, screams and pretends to suffer most, defines reality.
In short.
We step out of nature's patterns and into an artificial ideological dissolution, where the untrue is rewarded and the true is denied.
Biology and nature speak a different merciless truth, however. Evolution is nothing but patterns. Mutations that repeat and prove to be viable are passed on. What does not function dies out.
It is raw, but it is reality.
The intersectional logic attempts to introduce the opposite principle - that everything, regardless of whether it functions or not, must be elevated, preserved and protected from consequence. It means one abolishes the mechanism that creates vitality.
One can put it like this -
Nature says yes to patterns, no to dissolution.
Intersectionality says no to patterns, yes to dissolution.
Psychologically, the human being depends on patterns to be able to orient itself in existence -
We learn through repetition and experience.
We find peace in rhythms - day/night, work/rest, birth/death. An endless distinction into knowing clear difference in an ever more high-resolution image and understanding of reality's patterns.
We build identity on stability, on being able to mirror ourselves in what persists.
When we teach children that everything is fluid, everything is relative, everything can be created and abolished tomorrow, then we deprive them of the most fundamental human need...
Predictability and direction. The result becomes chaos, anxiety and loss of vitality.
Stop here.
Check the diagnosis society's statistics and their projections.
Ask yourself - do you think it is coincidental that we are here?
Come back and read on when you have answered the question.
Good.
A mammal that refuses to see patterns dies.
A civilisation that refuses to see patterns perishes.
The intersectional logic is therefore not an "expansion" of Freedom, but a destruction of Freedom's precondition. For freedom requires order. Order requires patterns. And patterns require that we have the courage to say -
This is true, and this is false.
And therefore the question is not whether we like patterns or not.
It is not a matter of taste.
It is not a political choice.
It is an existential necessity.
For either we choose to recognise, honour and preserve the patterns that carry life -
or we are deselected by life itself.
It is that simple.
That inexorable.
That true.
Truth exists.
And truth must be sought.
This is The Way!
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Have a good week, friends.
Aim upward.
