Ending Lawyer-Like Dishonesties #4
Let's Call Neo-Tech a Cult
Perhaps the most-obvious, lawyer-like dishonesty archived throughout Internet search engines is the assertion that Neo-Tech is a cult. Neo-Tech is not only the antithesis of cults, but is the tool that vanishes them. ...Neo-Tech is based on wide-scope accountability and fully integrated honesty, while cults are based on narrow-scope restrictions and manipulated deceptions. Consider the following dozen contrasts between Neo-Tech and cults:
- Neo-Tech has no members or leaders. Cults exist through members and leaders.
- Neo-Tech requires crossing boundaries to generate ever expanding knowledge. Cults prohibit crossing boundaries to protect ever stagnant dogmas.
- Neo-Tech generates open-ended wealth for individuals and society. Cults dissipate wealth earned by others and society.
- Neo-Tech is anchored in factual reality. Cults float in imagined mysticisms.
- Neo-Tech holds the individual self and natural law -- one's own self and objective law -- as the only authorities to guide man's life. Neo-Tech (1) posits self-responsibility as a primary of conscious life and (2) rejects the concepts of political-agenda "laws", collectivist "leaders", and external "authorities". With Neo-Tech, conscious beings become self-leaders, allowing no outside "authority" to rule their lives. By contrast, cult members demand that their leader and his group-agenda "laws" rule their lives.
- Neo-Tech seeks out its errors in order to correct them. Cults evade their errors in order to propagate them.
- Neo-Tech yields productive interactions with others and life. Cults demand harmful withdrawals from nonmembers and life.
- Many people avoid or attack Neo-Tech because its integrated honesty exposes their own irrationalities and destructiveness. Cultists avoid or attack society because the real world exposes their cult's irrationalities and destructiveness.
- Neo-Tech brings growth, prosperity, and life to individuals. Cults bring restrictions, stagnation, and death to individuals.
- Neo-Tech spreads social benefits through integrated honesty and competitive business. Cults spread social harms by manipulating their victims through dishonesty and frauds.
- Neo-Tech propagates individual freedom. Cults propagate group oppression.
- Neo-Tech will prevail in the 21st century. Cults will vanish in the 21st century.
Ending Lawyer-Like Dishonesties