Life is a “Crap Shoot ”
Life is a just a
fractional link in the evolutionary DNA/RNA chain of time.
We had nothing to do with the initation of our existence and
very little to do with the intention of our learning experiences which have
resulted in who we are today.
It began
as the result of a chain of innate biological programs that surface when a critical
maturity level is achieved and is identified as the procreation sequence of all
biological species, as well as our own ancestors.
The “will to live” begins when the progeny of a biological species
is able to functionally survive in the environment they are hatched or born into,
whether they be seedling, hatchling, larvae, or infant.
The quality and span of life of individuals
or a species depends upon an ability to cope and adapt to environmental conditions.
Either the individual or the species survive
and thrive, or they become extinct.
Between these two possibilities lies an infinite number of variations of
“pauper or princes” possibilities.
The sensory system of single-cell organisms from which all
biological life has descended, is necessary for survival by both flora and fauna,
and are designed to detect the difference between pleasure and pain.
These two divergent conditions control our learning
experiences and direct choices of seeking or avoiding conditions that produce any
measure of these extremes.
Surprisingly,
the same environmental conditions produce either pleasure or pain in both flora
or fauna, i.e. climate, moisture, nourishment, opportunity to advance, opportunity
to mate, etc., and favor genetic changes which are best able to seek the advantages
and avoid deficiencies of these life requirements.
A simple algae is the very distant ancestor of all flora in existence
today.
The thousands of variations from
broad palm fronds to needle like leaves, from shrubs to towering giants, to a
tolerance of wet, arid, and artic conditions has been accomplished by minimal deviations
of the genetic DNA/RNA reproduction through succeeding generations, directed by
the pleasure and pain responses of the sensory system to conditions of this
planet.
The same evolutionary process has existed for all fauna of
this planet.
We all had the same common
beginning from a simple single-cell organism whose sensory system has directed
it to grow influenced by a pleasure or pain mechanism, into the thousands of insect
and animal species that exist today, influenced by; climate, moisture,
nourishment, opportunity to advance, access to mate, etc.
Both flora and fauna are products of, and
shaped by, the physical conditions of this planet.
Four sons are born to the same parents over a twelve-year
period.
Each brother is different in
physical appearance by the slight genetic variations of their ancestors.
Their lives are different based in small part
to the slight genetic variations, but more so by the sequence of experiences
each has had in their progress to maturity.
Even identical twins are not completely identical.
There are still genetic variations, but on a
much smaller scale, and although there may be similar sequences of experience, one
will possess a more environmental compatibility than the other.
Individual ability to achieve a level of maturity and
procreation of both flora and fauna is only possible if each personal sensory
system is able to direct the individual in a path between the extremes of pleasure
and pain, the basic teaching and learning tool of a successful existence.
Creativity, compassion, and charity can only become
a result when the sensory system experiences the dimensions of both pleasure (feeding
the ego) and pain (for empathy).
The primary purpose of the existence of each generation of
biological species is to extend and continue the links of the evolutionary chain.
Some will continue the propagation of the
species through procreation, but all have a responsibility to support and protect
the evolutionary development of every species that exists today.
To allow individuals or species to dominate
the process by promoting its own selfish purposes (kudzu & oligarchs) is a criminal
threat to the continued success of evolutionary life on this planet.
From star dust we are formed, and to star dust we shall
return when our “link” in the genetic chain of life is finished.
Keith Crowe - 7/27/2019