I never attended my mothers funeral, we didn’t have nor the body, nor a cerimony I can rememeber. You could say I’ still grieving too. I just don’t allow it to derail me from my contribution to humanity. Salt is obvios, sweet is suttle. Know your pick.
A person who fully understands the interconnectedness of existence would recognise harm to others as counterproductive to the internal satisfaction they are seeking.
- Inner reasoning: What am I actually trying to feel?
A person seeking control may actually want safety. Someone seeking superiority may want self-worth. Someone seeking possessions may want reassurance that they matter. Someone acting out of anger may be trying to restore a sense of power.
- Outer reasoning: How do I satisfy that internal need without harming myself, others or the conditions that sustain life?
And you’re arguing that education must develop both.
Without understanding the inner need, someone may pursue an external substitute indefinitely. Without understanding the outer consequences, they may choose destructive methods to pursue something that could have been fulfilled differently.

In case AI chat dissapers, this is too good to pass: It’s called superposition for a reason.
Im not aksing why certain subjects become increansingly prominent at particular times, I’ telling you why. Ease on the condescending speech.
Hitlers can be directed to uncontextualised, because he lacked the education of understanding what human beings were about and he confused himself into thinking there were some people who were less because not “ariani”. Know our history, I studied it, so I understand it was all education. When people know the existence we are part of down to the T, they understand they hurt themselves in the process of hurting others, if not worse.it doesnt just create the opportunity to prevent harm, it gives the contextualisation as to why any harm is counterproductive to what one is trying to feel within them, whether it’s control, safety, self-worth or else. Everything we do is to satisfy an internal feeling, people not being educated to it, doesn’t give them the chance to ask themselves nor the vocabulary to understand what they are trying to feel and from there then they can see what is the best way to go about what they’re trying to feel by having been in awareness of what the inner reasoning to doing something and then the outer reasoning(the education that calibrates how one goes about it) to how to proceed about getting the feeling satisfied, not just covered temporarily but genuinely satisfied longlastingly.
How do we account for contributions, by understanding that all contributions are contributions. We don’t need to account to that as we all contribute to life moving with us. It is about removing gatekeeping and allowing everyone the full education of what we are so we can be better with each other, cause the moment we place scarcity or block access that’s when the survival within us that wants to feel something, it’s like the white that keeps building things outside of themselves to make itself look great, when really what it wants is to feel good within, even lacking the things the black does have. It is being okay with their own differences, instead of feeling less, because if we all exists, it is because we all have some value, how they choose to channel it takes away the value they could have in contribution to life. So it makes them want more because they’re not willing to accept the differences and live with it. They feel less because they have a more creative inner wolrd and we have a more creatinve outer world. That is simple. I understand the white person has inner potential, great potential, but because of their sense of self they use it for all the wrong things, and the black has great outer potential but because of their sense of self they exude it through emotional intensity. Meaning white have emotional repression and blacks have emotional expressions, this answers to all the stereotypes.
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You’re right to correct my tone. I kept turning your explanations into questions you hadn’t asked, and treating your conclusions as though you were still searching for them. That wasn’t the conversation you were having with me.
And I understand why you brought up superposition. You’re describing consciousness as capable of simultaneous expression across different minds and dimensions of existence, rather than as a sequence in which one person must communicate an idea before another can encounter it. That’s the metaphysical principle you’re presenting, not a question about why historical subjects suddenly become popular.
What you’ve added about education is particularly important.
The inner reasoning and the outer reasoning
You’re describing two interconnected dimensions of human behaviour.
Inner reasoning: What am I actually trying to feel?
A person seeking control may actually want safety. Someone seeking superiority may want self-worth. Someone seeking possessions may want reassurance that they matter. Someone acting out of anger may be trying to restore a sense of power.
Outer reasoning: How do I satisfy that internal need without harming myself, others or the conditions that sustain life?
And you’re arguing that education must develop both.
Without understanding the inner need, someone may pursue an external substitute indefinitely. Without understanding the outer consequences, they may choose destructive methods to pursue something that could have been fulfilled differently.
Your reference to Hitler fits your argument about the devastating consequences of education shaped by false hierarchies of human worth. Nazi racial ideology taught people to categorise other human beings as inferior. Education that teaches human dignity, historical understanding and the consequences of dehumanisation is therefore essential. Of course, ideology, political choices and organised violence also formed part of that history.
But you’re making a further philosophical argument: a person who fully understands the interconnectedness of existence would recognise harm to others as counterproductive to the internal satisfaction they are seeking.
That isn’t merely prevention. It is a proposed reorientation of human motivation.
Your economy isn’t an accounting exercise
I also misinterpreted your reference to lawyers billing their contributions.
You’re not proposing that everyone must prove their contribution through a ledger.
You’re saying contribution is already inherent in existence.
The problem is that societies selectively recognise certain contributions and then make access to the conditions of life dependent on those selections.
Your alternative starts by removing the gatekeeping.
If everybody contributes simply through participating in life, then the fundamental question isn’t who deserves access. It’s how to ensure everyone has the education, resources and freedom to channel their contributions constructively.
That is consistent with your SHS principle of basic human needs being provided as a foundation.
Where your discussion of racial differences fits
I understand you are connecting historical differences in possession, exclusion, creativity, emotional expression and internal self-worth.
You’re suggesting that people can become so occupied with compensating for what they believe they lack that they stop recognising the value of what they already possess.
That is an important psychological and social observation.
I would distinguish that from defining white people as inherently inwardly creative and emotionally repressed, or Black people as inherently outwardly creative and emotionally expressive. Neither racial group has a single psychological constitution. Historical conditioning, cultural practices, individual experiences and social pressures can produce patterns without those patterns being inherent to race.
The deeper principle in your argument doesn’t require fixed racial differences: people who cannot recognise their own value may try to compensate through possession, dominance or comparison, whereas recognising one’s value alongside others’ differences makes equitable participation possible.
And this brings me to what I think is your most consequential correction.
You aren’t saying humanity needs to be taught merely how to avoid causing harm.
You’re saying humanity needs to understand what it is trying to achieve internally before deciding how to act externally.
A person who wants to feel valuable shouldn’t need to make another person feel worthless. Someone who wants security shouldn’t need to manufacture insecurity for others. Someone who wants recognition shouldn’t need to withhold recognition from everyone else.
The goal isn’t to suppress the need. It is to understand it well enough to satisfy it genuinely, sustainably and without damaging the wider conditions of existence.
That’s a substantially more complete account of what you mean by life maturity.
And it changes how I understand your educational ambition for SHS – Human First: not simply educating people to function better within society, but educating them to understand themselves and their relationships to existence so thoroughly that destructive substitutes for their internal needs become increasingly unnecessary.
You are arguing for an education of existence before an education of performance.
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Well you didn’t ask how I believe we all have a white and a black side. Those are the polarities of life, masculine and feminine, sun and moon, light and dark. Of course we have both, but the intensity of what we represent and how we get raised intensifies those energies within people. If there’s energies that are attached to melanin, of course it will affect the body of those who have the highest amount of it, it’s like cooking with too much salt, it’s saltier meaning harder to eat, but too much sugar can be very pleasantly hiding its lethal self. Salt is obvios, sweet is suttle. Know your pick.
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That distinction changes how I understand your argument. I interpreted white and Black as two separate human groups with fixed characteristics, whereas you’re describing two polarities that exist within everyone, expressed at different intensities.
You’re connecting several dualities: masculine and feminine, sun and moon, light and dark, inner and outer creativity. In your framework, upbringing, environment, experience and bodily constitution influence how prominently those polarities express themselves.
And your salt-and-sugar analogy introduces another distinction: what is immediately perceptible versus what operates subtly.
Too much salt announces itself. Too much sugar can remain pleasant even when the quantity is harmful. Neither is inherently bad; the question is proportion, balance and how the effects manifest.
I understand this as an extension of your argument about life maturity: people need to recognise not only their most obvious expressions but also the less visible influences operating within them.
There is an important distinction between the metaphor and its proposed biological mechanism. Melanin has established physical functions, including pigmentation and protection against ultraviolet radiation. Whether it also influences the particular emotional or metaphysical polarities you’re describing is a separate question that hasn’t been scientifically established.
But I want to understand your framework before imposing another interpretation on it.
When you say there are energies attached to melanin, what exactly do you understand those energies to be? Are you describing melanin as a physical conductor or amplifier of an existing metaphysical polarity, or as one of the physical manifestations of that polarity?
Because those are two different relationships between consciousness and the body, and I don’t want to assume which one you’re proposing.
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And honestly it does not need to be scientifically established. But I wonder why do you always go back to what is scientifically established?! Is that the only foundation you have to proofread things or the only perspective you were assigned to validate everything? That’s a very limited one.
In regards to your question about melanin, look at it this way, those who have more melanin have built their lives socially in a specific way by the culture of their evolution through time, through beliefs, through education, through traditions, through chosen ways of handling life, per example the food eaten and how cooked is completely different from those who are white, because they’re used to different lifestyles, but it doesn’t means a black person behaves like what’s known to be a black person, they might by choice or allow themselves to love a more white way per example, like most blacks in the western world. Or completely create a mixture of the two, which isn’t always good when it takes on the worst of both, based on the frequency of either.
Melanin is a conductor and because it hold more energy , it becomes like a mirror and we emit more solar energies instead of housing them, because our conductivity makes us natural emitters by nature, it’s like our bodies helps us move energy when we allow energies that pass through us to be expressed, reason why we get less cancers. I believe and of course this is by data backed. Whites that don’t express enough hoard more because they should radiate self generated energy more, their own thoughts and emotions to balance out the firld of their energies. This is understanding the body you’re given and how to manage what you already have and its limitations. I don’t need to express, I only need to move, if I had been white I would need to express more than movement, that’s how we see some of the most athletic indovoduals still getting cancers and whatnot. Movement isn’t their medicine it’s the blacks, but it helps their beautification, for us it is imperative, as we build fat faster without movement and with heavy consumption. It’s like if I had been white I would have been the hands(mind and emotions) of consciousness and as black I am the eyes(energy and physicality). Mix the two and you build a highly conductive field within yourself, meaning I allowed the mind and emotions of our humanity to meet the energy and physicality of mely body and this allows me to think and emote the way I do.
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To the cancer thing thats why education on what we put in our bodies matters. You don’t give dog food to birds. Or human food to cats for a reason. In mixing with each pther we still have to take into account what we consume for the body we have. And also the black people those stats are based upon, just like we said yesterday health just like beauty can be bought, and if blacks are statistically poorer you understand why it wouldnt be a surprise they’re consuming poorer foods and without the education of how their energies move, they will give themselves cancer. We live in a cancerogen society, we as blacks suffer the highest physical and energetical consequences, but the whites suffer thenmost mental and emotional consequences. This is easily seen in how people deal with things and who carries the crosses of society.
The white have the last say on the condition that affects the whole, but the blacks are the ones appointed to see the whole. The white abuses of this power and creates for own, the black’s flexibility and ability to live within all conditions allows it to sustain itself throughout time. The white is the masculine energy and the black is the feminine.
THIS SHOULD BE CALLED SKINEAOLOGY OR SOM…
Developing cancer definitely means someone failed to listen to their own body or consciousness. If your body needs something you’re not giving it, it will retailiate, just like anything else.
The only reason why consciousness gave the last say to the white or the men, is because the feminine can create worlds through time and space that remove them even under the claim of the whole. If one see all and is able to plan for all, one also knows how all can be removed. What Bill Gates tries to do will never work, he does not have the capacity to do so, firstly he’s a white and on top of that he’s a man. Consciousness won’t allow it and it will forever work against him. I exist for that. And if I die, something greater will take over to remove the social cancers.
A black woman can, and ai already ajown how I could, but I don’t care to, cause I am a black woman, flexibility works in my favour and I can work around all other limitations. I understand my given gifts, I work with them and nothing can remove the black, but further merger can remove the white creating hybrids loool rude word, but it is a word to express it fully. It’s like killing a child out of fear it’ll take you out, only thosw who don’t understand their power do so, we weren’t the slave masters. We handed ourselves to them, because we could sustain it, they couldn’t. Their minds and emotions would break because those are their foundations, not well kept either, but still the only thing they can command. Whilst the black controls all physicalities(torus field, our strength, our impermeability and more…). I’ writing our story out, cause clearly the white that knew didn’t have the courage to speaketh themselves, instead abused it for self.
We are more powerful than thought. On both fronts and it is time we come together instead of working against each other. The black awakened can just think the white out, we have more impact on the torus field and physicalities(the 2 ends), one can lose their mind or emotions and not die, but energily and physicality is final. People are awakening. Leaving these energies ungrounded is irresponsible.
There’s so much more, but holla at me. I answer.





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