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DON'T DO NEGATIVE ACTS!

Updated on February 11, 2010

DON’T DO NEGATIVE ACTS

Wow! Not only is what I’m about to say true and easily provable; it’s also about as profound as it gets when you give it a little deep thought. If you’ve read any of my book excerpts from “Up One Level” here on Hub Pages, you already know I don’t much believe there’s a god, at least the way we perceive him or her to look like these days. The fact is, I really don’t know and neither does anyone else on the planet. However, I do lean towards believing that somewhere between 2 and 5 thousand years ago, there was present on earth, extraterrestrials that openly walked among us and taught various ancient civilizations how to do things we still don’t know how to do to this day. Our modern day world is loaded with corroborative, yet circumstantial evidence lending towards this conclusion. On the other hand, there is no circumstantial evidence let alone proof that a god exists or even that Jesus was anything more than a vacuum cleaner salesman. Just parable after parable, and scripture after scripture, much of which isn’t even believable these days let along provable and by the way, some parts of our world’s scriptures have already been proven, thanks to modern day science, not to have happened or just plain not true.

“Things we still don’t know how to do today” is the line you will need to keep right upfront in your mind if you are to grasp what I’m about to say.

Let’s pretend, sometime today I get a job offer from someone I don’t know and the starting salary is 150k a year but he never tells me that upfront. For the rest of the day I mull over the offer and eventually decide not to go and fill out the application. A negative act, as whether I got the job or not, I had nothing to lose and everything to gain. 150g’s a year would have been a major “positive” effecting me and my family for the rest of our lives. So that one stupid, negative act of today, proved to be a major negative for the rest of my life, my families, and potentially effecting the entire world as we know it. Who knows what I may have done with all that extra money?

OK…Here’s the real deal (pay attention). 30 years have passed, the incident has been totally forgotten by everyone and I’m still middle class all those years. If I take a close look at myself in general today, all I see now, is all I am today because I’ve lost or forgotten most of my personal knowledge from the distant past and I have no choice but to conclude I’m the cutting edge of modern day civility, technology, and human advancement in general. But I’m not am I? In reality, I’ve actually managed to stifle or halt my personal human progression haven’t I? And I don’t even know it do I? I could actually regress myself way back to the stone age with more negatives, find myself sitting on a rock chipping a stone arrowhead I think at the time is technology personified and still not have the slightest inkling of how advanced my ancestors were. I would naturally think they were all primitive and nowhere near as modern and up to date as I was.

Any number of our ancient societies may have been ages ahead of us today and compared, we are the primitive ones in reality. What we’ve discovered today through various sciences and archeology proves that ancient societies like the Egyptians knew much more of certain subjects and had abilities that we never ever imagined. You can look at this astounding bit of reality on a small, personal basis, or you can include all of humanity in your scenario. But remember all that spare money and what I could have done with it that may have affected all our futures so each of us and our daily, negative actions has the possibility of affecting the entire world at any time. Not likely, but very possible.

Now look at this regressive, negative action hypothesis in regards to World War Two. Think of all the dead people that never got the change to progress humanity. What about all the destruction of cities and achievements, works of art, ideas and other formidable effects. My God that one war must have set humanities progression back hundreds or even thousands of years. Where would we be today if it were not for that war of trillions of negatives? All we see is what we are today only a few decades after the global, negative devastation. We don’t look at ourselves as primitives today but we are as opposed to what we should and could have been or even were way back then. That’s why today we have no clue how the Pyramids and Stonehenge were built. One or a conglomerate of wrong negative acts obliterated that knowledge somewhere along the way. Hell today I may have been sitting in a stainless steel and frosted glass super office, mind blending this Hub to a sexy blond android with an adjustable cup size. See what you’ve done you idiots!

If you’re thinking that sometimes negative acts of today turn into positive results tomorrow, you’re absolutely right. That does happen from time to time but on the other hand, positive acts today can also have negative results tomorrow but they cancel each other out so remember, negative acts of today, will almost always result in bigger and better negatives tomorrow.

From now on, think before you act. Your one seemingly insignificant, negative act today has the potential to land us all in the Stone Age tomorrow.

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