The Eternal Quest

vi. Significant numbers of people barely having enough for some of their needs and sometimes
living without having some of their needs met.
II.
Does this create gigantic suffering for all beings in their biological, metaphysical, psychological
and sociological life? Does it do the following?
i. Make society remain a place where no one has all their needs fulfilled because the fulfillment of
all needs does not depend on economic power alone;
ii. Consciously, subconsciously or unconsciously helping the reinforcement, encouragement and
full believe in most beings as if it is absolute truth that the fulfillment of all the needs of all
beings is impossible;
The belief in inequality has been, is and will be (if nothing is done to change it) The God, The
Religion and The Ethic of the whole world. All other Gods, Religions and Ethics are just so in
name only, in fact, they have become The Enemies of Equality and Egalitarianism.
This illusory reality is bound to end as more people around the world become more conscious of
the great suffering on all inequality creates.
iii. Create a deeply pathological society, living with incremental but progressive negative
consequences that eventually lead to great harm to all members of society and at times
destruction for all of them on the biological, metaphysical, psychological and sociological levels.
Amongst the major consequences that eventually lead to this great harm or destruction, can the
following be what they are?
Biological Consequences
I. An increase in physical and biological illness and disease;
II.
A pathological increase in the use of drugs and alcohol in order to be able to deal with the stress
and pathology existing in society;
III.
An increase in biological lifestyle behaviors that cause great harm or destruction to one’s
biological, metaphysical, psychological and sociological life;
Metaphysical Consequences
I. An incremental and progressive decline in values, principles and ideals that are essential for the
existence, good, progress and evolution of society and the adoption of their contrary that
incrementally and progressively cause great harm if not destruction to all;
II.
The more exploitative and immoral the society the more it focuses on superficial morality and
so-called religion in order to mask the grotesque immorality that it is based on: