Europe, Truth, and Hierarchy

Throughout history, some of the most virtuous human beings have understood that in order to correct the ills and problems of society it is always necessary to go through a process of self-criticism and reflection. No matter how much we talk about the recovery from the 2008 crisis and the progress being made in Europe, we cannot ignore the seriousness of the social problems we are going through, especially when we talk about the most privileged places in the world.

As I have always said in the world in which we live today, we are in a time of involution with respect to the principles and ideals of people, the main culprit being postmodernism. Not only is Europe not alien to postmodernism, but it is the continent that drives it the most. In Europe social problems lie in people thinking that everything is a problem, I mean those problems that derive from the absolute stupidity of a large number of European citizens and their blind and foolish rulers who take advantage of this situation to come or stay in power.

To impose by the weight of the law the number of men and women who must be represented in a private company or a public institution is perhaps a measure that reflects reflective thinking if at all? We understand that there must be inclusion and no woman should be rejected for the simple fact of being a woman as long as she fulfills the necessary aptitudes and abilities to occupy that labor position, nevertheless people are privileged without even having the capacities for that same position. All because we are not using our brain to think what is really beneficial for society, but we use it to satisfy our stimuli and when that happens is imposed then the collective thought of stupidity, full of subjectivity, emotionality, and irrationality.

The current legislations are nothing more than another proof that being a valid person and achieving your objectives with effort, sacrifice and work, supposes a humiliation for those who have not reached the levels required by society. Whether we like it or not, it is not the state that imposes the level and training that citizens must have in order to give value to society; it is society itself and its individuals who determine it.

Self-deception is nothing more than the deliberate distortion of reality, no matter how much we think we are something, no matter how much we think we have the aptitudes for something, no matter how much we want it, we will not always be able to obtain it, because to reach certain levels within society requires effort and sacrifice, aptitudes that very few people within society possess and understand.

Truth is the moral principle that can exist in natural law, no matter how much postmodernism wants to change it, it will never succeed, because there is no human being without truth. Truth can be both painful and rejoicing, but not because it is painful it must be despised and repudiated. The truth is the universal tool to create development, if there is no truth we could not determine what is a problem and what is not, precisely for this is that we are in moral decline, because we have left the truth aside and have moved to the relativism of truth, that is, each human being has its own truth. This is what makes it difficult for a large part of the population to get better every day, because if they are not aware of their faults and are simply guided by their feelings, progress will never come.

The truth as I just mentioned is uncomfortable and in many cases difficult to accept because it hurts in the ego, one of the many facts that European society has not been able to accept is that there are superior and inferior people. Adjectives that are already perceived as aggressive and offensive because in this decadent Europe, all that smells of reality is an attack on fundamental rights. An insult, as Pierre-Augustin de Beaumarchais ironically said, to the Sublime Gate, to Persia, to part of the Indian peninsula, to the whole of Egypt, to the kingdoms of Barca, Tripoli, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco.

You may want to be the best mathematician in the world, spend days without sleep trying to come up with a formula that no one has achieved so far, but there will always be someone better than you who can come up with the answer in a shorter period of time. There is something called natural selection and that is that human beings are already born with certain gifts to develop in a specific area, this facilitates some people in certain areas, is it unfair? No. From a point of view of what contributes to society that the mathematician solves the problem rather than you is that he will generate more value to society in a shorter period of time, it is what is called altruistic selfishness. Something that governments simply go unnoticed for their eagerness to grant deprivation.

Since history exists, there are handsome and ugly; there are intelligent and foolish; there are valid and useless, there are high and low, and life places you where you deserve to be and where your effort lets you be. No matter how much a Law pretends to place you where you do not deserve, sooner or later, you will feel the weight of truth.

But since we live in a time of lies, of ostentation of stupidity, of denial of reality because reality is offensive and every time the mediocre is rewarded more and more and the successful is punished under the farce that your situation is the fault of others and not yours, surely soon we will see that the next step will be to condition the positions in companies not only according to sex, but also according to height, race or religion. Don't let the fool be offended by it.

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