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Mamzi's Blog or the Ultimate Answer to Life, the Universe and Everything

A peaceful and authentic mental framework based on Spinoza's Ethics

What you will see in this blog

A summary of Spinoza's ethics restructured to the ultimate tree, and the rest after that will be other things that I write about

Spinoza's Ethics is a perfect base for ultimate answer, Spinoza has proved the fundamentals of the Universe, life, mind and everything! through reading it I discovered many proven facts of the world which made me rethink of almost everything I knew.

Ethics does not have any contradiction with nature or itself, it's completely scientific and based on facts. its the book of mental state and happiness that comes with a deep peace.

The ultimate answer

But about the ultimate answer, it's coming from Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a science fiction story which people from hyperspace make a computer called deep thought to answer the question, it took 6.5 million years for it to deeply think of the answer and come up with 42! Then it suggested to make a computational deterministic matrix to work for 10 million years to compute the final result, but it accidentally destroyed because the president thought his signing a autograph for a fan, and not the destruction of a planet.

The computational matrix was called Earth! made by people in hyperspace(the world of improbability) to find the answer of how and why life began. Because it's only possible in a deterministic world to form life!?

Does it ring a bell for you?

Is our world deterministic?
Is our world working like a computer?
Is there randomness in our world?
So then are we also programmed/mechanical?
If we are mechanical, and there is no randomness, then the path of our life is also determined?
And lastly, what is the only way to overcome and reach freedom in a predetermined system

Why you should want to know Ethics?

Spinoza, realizing that we all primarily seek happiness, he set out to find supreme and unending happiness. He saw that most people try to achieve happiness through three primary avenues:

wealth
popularity
sensual pleasure

Noticing that these avenues do not lead to happiness, he sought and found a path that did lead to happiness and detailed it in his Ethics. His method was meticulously logical and didn’t depend on spirits, mystery, or wishful thinking. It depended on understanding the true nature of things.

Source

Ultimate Tree - Pivot on Ethics to ultimate answer

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How do I do it?

You can open a issue on the Issues Or you can send a PR to the GitHub repository

Also you can send me an email to: mamzi.khosravivala@gmail.com