The Barrow

I think this is the most frustrating thing about living in [current year] but it's also perhaps the biggest indication that someone is truly a differentiated person in the Evolian sense.

There are only a handful of worldviews that the post/modern machine considers acceptable (though perhaps a few more are being added) and they are all wrong. This was as true now as it was in the 1940s and before.

Some of these worldviews may occasionally get something right, but this is paid for in so many things that are wrong.

I tend to agree with many of the conclusions left-wingers come to for completely different reasons (which of course results in several disagreements about conclusions as well) and I tend to disagree with the conclusions of many right-wingers despite seeing and sympathizing with much of the reasoning which took them to this point. Of course both of these camps harbor so much unrepentant stupidity that it's difficult to spend more than a fleeting moment in them. However, that is a personal failing. The stupidity of others shouldn't even phase me.

In addition, the machine will trudge on in its destruction like something evil out of Tolkien until the ents are awoken to crush it all.

It can be difficult, but I find comfort in knowing that nothing actually happens which isn't in fact Dharmic. The Kali Yuga itself, even as a period where Dharma is weak, is Dharmic. The tiger is not to be slain, but ridden. There will be small outbursts of energies which are more or less Dharmic than others, or belong to various aspects of Divinity, but it all takes place upon the Dharmic wheel.

It was all written. All of this has happened before and all of this will happen again.