The Ontological War

It may be obvious, but in case it isn’t the main reason for this blog is to help make humankind less alienated ontologically and eventually to end our ontological alienation completely.

In working toward that goal, The Ontological War is concerned with two main groups. The first group is made up of ontological sensitive people, and the posts written for them focus on explaining everything having to do with increasing one’s degree of realself. And if these posts are looked at even closer, one will see that half of this blog is actually directed at those ontologically sensitive people who want to, or will want to, become increasing realself people.

The second group is made up of decreasing realself people, and the posts for them explain the great harm their promotion of alienated life causes all of us and explain the reasons for their having made the worst of all ontological decisions: the rejection of their realselves and realself life.

Of course, by having these two ontologically opposite audiences, there will be a wide range in the types of posts. The posts for ontologically sensitive people will include those such as in the Sex, Lies, and Videotape series. These posts will be directed mainly at increasing one’s degree of realself by showing the thoughts and emotions of others who are at various degrees of realself and then explaining why those who continue moving forward make the decisions they do.

The posts for decreasing realself people, on the other hand, will explain why they are alienated and why they made their decisions to turn around in the Transition and become more alienated rather than more who they truly are. The posts for this group will include those such as in the Jesus Is My Bitch! series, the Prof. L. Bernard Budlong Award series, and the Help! The World Is Too Big For Me! series. Besides explaining why the ontological states of decreasing realself people are alienated, a secondary purpose for these post will be to make it very difficult in the future for anyone to happily be a decreasing realself person.