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Janab Zia
Sahib
Thank you for starting a rather
interesting discussion. I have an observation of my own and I’d like you to
please address this issue. It will go somewhat contradictory to some
aspects in your essay, but this thought intrigues me and I’d like yours as
well as other friend’s response.
My observation relates to humans.
Although in your essay, I get the impression that humans are superior, my
observation is that humans are not superior. One can question, “Superior to what”?
While other could have their own answers, my
answer is “superior to nothing”.
It is true that humans have
invented clothes [to protect against weather conditions]. It is also true
that human have invented many remarkable things, ending with internet. I am
prepared to ignore humans’ bad behavior, such as wars, oppression, cruelty,
deceit and so on. I will account for only humans’ noble deeds, such as
charity, goodwill, aid, love and friendship. Yet I claim human is NOT
superior.
Is it feasible that what I said
makes any sense? If yes, how can we integrate this thought into the
physical-metaphysical dimension?
Jawaid A. Chaudhry [Virk]
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