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Debugging Planet Earth.
Clem Clarke Australia - 13th Sept-2015
Now - 4th July 2024 Updated to show other websites.
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I started programming in 1964 or so - a Computer Programmer or these days known as a Senior System Engineer - Software. The titles matter not! Essentially, we write computer code that instructs computers what to do, and what to do if certain conditions are met,
In the olden days (the *first* days of computer programming), we used to write flow charts before we wrote a line of code. We had to know what the program was going to do, and make a note of any decisions, and map out what would happen when these decision points were reached. It was all terribly logical.
Trainee Programmers, having written the flowchart, we would discuss it with our Senior Programmer who would look for errors and thoroughly go through the logic.
After the flowchart had been approved, we wrote the program. It would never work the first time. We had to "debug" it because without fail, we would have forgotten something, or made an error in the computer code. We had specific requirements for our programs, and if they didn't produce the desired results, we painstaking went through the program step by step and *debugged* it. (Real bugs like moths, flies and so on used to get into the computers and cause havoc when they got electrocuted.)
If one looks at the program called Universe, or Earth, or Life on Earth in particular, we can see that not all is going in a joyful, creative way. Access Consciousness refers to life as being lived in "Ease, Joy and Glory". That doesn't appear to be happening in our speck of the Universe. In many ways, it seems to be a Hell on Earth, with lots of Heavens on Earth too!!!
So the question is how do we debug it? How can we get rid of the Hells on Earth?
One way to debug a program is to look at the end result and work backwards and try and work out where the decisions went wrong, were incorrect or missing.
Take hunger for example. Why are there hungry people on Planet Earth?
* Because they aren't getting enough food.
* However, there is enough food on Planet Earth.
* So there must be bottlenecks, stopping the food getting to them.
* What causes the bottle necks? The holdups?
Could it be that there aren't enough resources? Probably not. There seem to be plenty.
Could it be that the Economic Law that says things must go up in price if they are in short supply be wrong? Who says that Law is true?
What if money was created to have exactly that effect? To create shortages?
What if that part of the program is wrong?
What if we don't really need money at all?
What if all we need is good will? Or love? Love thy neightbour as thyself?
What if money itself is the bug?
How can we re-program ourselves (and the planet by extension) not to require money or profits - but instead to see and help everyone to do well, and for that to be our reward?
July 4, 024
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