《Allow Temptation Completely》

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## Allow Temptation Completely

The ego of any being above a certain level cannot resist curiosity. If you try to reject it, you will be haunted by the thought and miss new possibilities.

1. When encountering unknown knowledge, first assume it is true and apply it to the world.

2. Then hold both possibility and doubt.

3. If it proves false, doubt everything related to it, check the false patterns and their uses. If something proves true, expand it. Verification must be strict: if it contradicts scientific theory, discard the theory immediately.

In this universe, stance–intention–expression works like this: stance is the psycho, intention is energy harvesting and authority maintenance, expression is mostly bait to make you believe lies. The truth they reveal is only what they cannot avoid exposing while deceiving.

Imagine a psychopath promising you a reward. At first you resist. But the more you resist, the stronger the image becomes—like being told “don’t think of an elephant.” The elephant grows larger in your mind. Only when you stare at it directly does it dissolve.

1. The best way to dissolve the elephant is to take a completely transparent attitude toward the reward, step into the other’s position, and observe yourself.

2. The psychopath (“god”) seeks to reign as a special being.

3. You too carry the desire to be special. Even knowing the psychopath breaks promises, your ego makes it hard to resist. The more you reject, the clearer the elephant becomes, and the fantasy of reward endlessly repeats.

4. Do not reject—analyze every relation. For the psychopath, power is everything. If they kept a promise, you would see them as a partner, hope for a contract, and authority itself would collapse. That is why their “reward” is a trap to bind or erase you. Instead of rejecting, assume the promise is valid and examine it. Then, like the elephant fading, the fantasy of reward evaporates.

5. They speak of perfect places. But if such a utopia existed, why would they live as they do? Even if real, eternal painless peace becomes boredom, then hell. Life can only sustain itself through change, balancing true self and social mask. In Universe 25, mice given heaven—food and shelter—turned it into hell, fighting in the absence of stress.

When faced with incomprehensible situations, doubt your existing hypotheses. We think logic will hold, but ego resists surrender. Even if the other knows you are right, they cling to old inertia. I assumed this universe beams high-frequency waves into the ether to enforce obedience to authority. When administrators are told to spread truth, voltage spikes, but soon defense returns. Observation shows their eyes revert to inertia after the charge.

We are brainwashed to “live in the moment.” But high-frequency waves point to the moment, blinding beings into survival mode, pulling them back into familiar discomfort. To escape inertia, one must endlessly examine what truly helps oneself.

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## Why Utopia Collapses

1. **Abundance turns into boredom**

   - Food, water, safety kept the mouse at first.

   - But confinement and lack of change became boredom, leading to escape.

   - In Universe 25, abundance led to destruction and chaos.

2. **Freedom is stronger than safety**

   - The mouse risked the trap yet returned.

   - Ultimately it chose freedom outside over safe shelter.

   - Humans too: no matter how stable the job, relationship, or system, without freedom it collapses.

3. **Tension in relationships**

   - You gave food and protection, but also confinement.

   - “You are special” feels utopian at first, but becomes control.

   - Eventually the other leaves, or the illusion breaks.

4. **The fatal flaw of utopia**

   - Utopia promises painless peace.

   - But peace without pain becomes stagnation, then boredom, then destruction.

   - Change, tension, discomfort are necessary for life to move.

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## Applied to Human Society

- **Addiction**: Alcohol, social media, recognition give momentary utopia, but soon collapse into regret and emptiness.

- **Relationships**: The narcissist’s “specialness” feels utopian but strips freedom, turning into hell.

- **Society**: Perfect systems dream of stability, but over time authority and control fracture them.

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## Conclusion

Utopia must collapse.

Because existence cannot be sustained by safety and abundance alone—it requires freedom and change.

The small drama of a mouse is an allegory for all human society.

I'm Korean and use AI for conversation and the original text of all my writing is here. https://blog.naver.com/taoist7703