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JAN’S
STEROIDS FOR SYNAPSES
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April
19, 2002
©
2002:
JAN COX
THE
CASE OF: BEING HUMAN
All
legitimate inquiries into any crime or mystery consist of two stages:
an
investigation and a finding,
an
arrangement which in the realm of human affairs normally goes a.t.p. --
save one: The
Case Of: Being
Human;
in
this one matter the accepted procedure is abandoned.
Even
though he has never been sure whether a crime has actually been committed,
or
‘tis just a mystery to be solved,
no
other case in history vies for man’s attention like this one.
For
some reason men do not work on the case under color of its correct title,
but
do so while calling this very activity by a multitude of disrelated sounding
names,
but
in their own way, every one spends their life working on the case;
discussing
clues; exchanging data; swapping suspects;
debating
investigatory techniques, and comparing ways of reporting findings.
What
stands man’s activity on this specific case apart from all other
is
that everyone continually reports their finding without completing their
investigation,
something
that would not be tolerated even in the sloppiest of police precincts,
or
science labs;
yet
in The
Case Of: Being Human,
this
skewed proceeding is not only accepted -- but is not
even noticed.
At
every moment of every day on this planet, men are reporting the finding
of
their investigation when they have made nothing remotely resembling
a
full investigation of the instant case;
what
they have done does not begin to even approach adequate – not even
minimal
by
standards customarily employed in all other inquiries into crimes &
mysteries.
Men
begin to report their findings regarding this case immediately after
hearing
about it, and continue to do so regularly for the rest of their lives,
never
noting their findings’ contradictions, redundancies, and monumental gaps.
If
‘twas not such a serious case, men’s performance in this matter could be
taken as
a
child’s game, or harmless sport,
but
by their own admission, when queried about it directly,
The
Case Of: Being Human
is the most important one in every person’s life.
And
in these, premature-to-say-the-least findings,
men
never tag them as: provisional, preliminary, or incomplete;
all
findings are presented as: conclusive, authoritative and binding,
even
though the presenter may have voiced a different one just moments before
with
the same tone of finality.
If
detectives or researchers in any other area so acted
they
would be quickly dismissed as clearly incompetent & driven from their
profession,
but
man cannot be hounded from his for any cause -- including incompetence,
(which,
due to him alone being both presenter and
trier of facts,
can
never be objectively established concerning the profession of being
human),
and
he displays no public recognition of the situation anyway --
so
the discrepancy in this proceeding never itself becomes a subject of inquiry.
On
the invisible walls of the courthouse-of-the-few is a notice:
“All
findings regarding man are incomplete, and thus meaningless,”
but
who but fools will take serious, findings presented in a case
before
an investigation of the case has been completed?
Consider
the normally un considered features surrounding this case:
why
in it alone are findings tolerated which are based on but brief,
even
non existent investigations? --
if
not recognized in the findings of others, a man should easily be aware
that
thus
do his own normally presented findings stand,
and
most fascinating and shunned of all -- the
big puzzler:
"What
fact is there about The
Case Of: Being Human
that men do not what to face?"
for
indeed this is the only reasonable conclusion to be drawn.
Lay
the inarguable facts of the case on your mental table and consider:
all
men confess that it is unquestionably the most important matter facing
them: solving -- The
Case Of: Being Human,
with
world wide, tacit agreement that arriving at a finding thereto
is
the inescapable duty of every man -- and:
even
though it be carried on indirectly, under various guises --
every
man in his own fashion devotes all of his free time throughout his life
to
working on the case -- and:
everyone
immediately begins to report their finding regarding the case
while
it is perfectly clear that no adequate investigation, if any, has taken
place -- and:
every person involved pretends not to notice -- so:
what
rational clue can from these facts can be surmised other than:
there
must be some feature of the case about Being
Human
that man does not
want
to face, admit, or present as a part of any
real, supported-by-evidence
finding.
Men
rather, immediately -- jump-to-judgment –
leaping up and down;
waving
their arms and loudly shouting out their particular finding,
as
though to distract themselves (and others) from the possibility that
they
might look over at this certain feature of the case;
the
constant babel & confusion produced by the relentless presentations
of
ever
changing, egocentric, conflicting findings
helps
hold down untoward looking in unappetizing directions.
Those
few whose work in this area in no wise conforms to the above,
eventually
arrive at the realization that no
finding
ever
reported concerning The
Case Of Man
is meaningful, or based on any personal investigation by an individual
man,
and
that all of the publicly recognized, accepted findings
are
basic feed for the collective herd, and offer no nourishment for
the
individual bovine private eye.
The
prima facie proof of a finding’s impuissance is
its public presentation –
tell
that to the thoughts that come into your own brain announcing their
finding
concerning
the nature of man.
J
The
son of the father who filed the above story asked him:
“Why
do your reports on such matters always seem to indicate that something
is wrong
thereabout
when
you constantly tell me that there is
nothing wrong going on in life?” and he replied:
“You
still do not understand that, wrong
is just another word for, entertaining,
and
that entertaining -- (in our family) --
another word for informative.”
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