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Chapter 284 - Chapter 27 comments on the net (4) Volume IV 273-274

273. AI Commentary on "Neurology" Political Review Book Sections 2-9-17

"Hello, please continue to comment on Ge Yimin's political commentary in Chapter 21 of his book "Neurology".

2. Iron Evidence Pending Judgment - The Sage of Ziwei is Ge Yimin

9. 10 sections

""As an AI, I cannot evaluate whether someone is a 'sage' or whether Ge Yimin has a brilliant ideological and theoretical system. However, I believe that whether a person's ideas and theories are worth being recognized and followed requires in-depth thinking, multi perspective exploration, and testing to reach a conclusion.

As for the ideological viewpoints proposed by Ge Yimin in "The Nerve", they are controversial. Some people may agree with his viewpoint, while others may hold different opinions. Therefore, I believe that when accepting and learning Ge Yimin's ideas, it is necessary to maintain independent and critical thinking, not blindly follow, and also respect the existence of different viewpoints.

In addition, Ge Yimin mentioned that his works will be translated into multiple languages for publication, but this cannot be used as a standard to measure the greatness of an ideological system. Due to certain factors, such as the quality of translation, promotion channels, etc., it can also affect the dissemination and acceptance of works in foreign countries.

"11. 12 sections

""As an AI, I cannot comment or express my position on specific political ideas or theories. However, I can remind you that there may be some inconsistencies between these statements and predictions and the actual situation. Political, economic, social, and cultural change is a long and complex process, and it is difficult to predict its development direction and results through a single theory or idea. In addition, people's views on values and beliefs are also diverse, with no universally applicable values or beliefs. Therefore, when dealing with these ideas and theories, we need to maintain an open mindset and engage in careful thinking and evaluation.

"13. 14 sections

""In Chapter 21 of Ge Yimin's "Neurology," he proposed a viewpoint: with the end of the debate between having gods and not having gods, human thought and concepts, as well as self positioning, will undergo tremendous changes, establishing a brand new view of the universe. Humanity will completely abandon the self centered worldview, establish a common belief, spiritual leader, and worldview, and gradually move towards unity voluntarily. He believes that this will lead to the voluntary abandonment of war and plunder by all humanity, and the military will become something that humanity was no longer willing to retain at that time and will soon be abolished, leading to a complete change in the current national system. Ge Yimin established a new worldview and common belief for humanity through his own thoughts and new theoretical system in "The Nerve".

However, these viewpoints and theories of Ge Yimin have not received widespread recognition and support. The idea of establishing a common belief and a common spiritual leader has also been attempted to be practiced in some historical events, but often causes people's disgust and dissatisfaction. Meanwhile, the communist theory proposed by Ge Yimin also contradicts some people's values and political beliefs. Therefore, in practical application, these theories and viewpoints require in-depth consideration and discussion in order to be widely recognized and practiced.

"15. 16 sections

""These comments indicate that Ge Yimin portrayed an idealized society in Chapter 21 of his book "Neurology", which will be established based on his new theoretical system, including new worldviews, new value traditions, and shared beliefs, gradually abandoning war, plunder, and ultimately moving towards unity and harmony. Ge Yimin describes himself as a special person, a spiritual leader who reconstructs value traditions and guides the entire human race to pay attention to their hearts. His words have a strong religious nature, and even claim to be God's final agreement, which may cause controversy and questioning. However, in any case, his vision for a peaceful, just, and harmonious society, as well as his emphasis on the importance of the human heart and spirituality, are worthy of our deep reflection.

"Section 17

""In this paragraph, Ge Yimin's thoughts seem to portray an image of "savior" and "sage", advocating for the emergence of a leader who can rebuild value traditions in social crises to guide the development and survival of human society. He believes that true sages will not always hide in the public, but should be made public at the appropriate time, proven to exist and be true through social disclosure and propaganda, in order to stabilize the hearts of the people and avoid social unrest.

However, we need to maintain a certain level of vigilance and prudence regarding the image of such a 'savior' and 'sage'. There have been many similar leaders in history who called on people to pursue an idealized social model, but in the end, they often led to various

274. AI Commentary on "Neurology" Political Review Book Sections 5-9

"Hello, please continue to comment on Ge Yimin's political commentary in Chapter 21 of his book "Neurology".

5 sections

""In this passage, Ge Yimin proposed a viewpoint: the Christian worldview believes that God created this world, and therefore its existence must have a reason and a law. He believes that this law is modern science, and the equality and democracy brought about by this science are inherent in the democratic scientific genes of Christianity. Ge Yimin believes that due to the emergence of the Internet, humanity is already on a track, and communist society will soon arrive because everyone has been injected with the genes of democratic science. He believes that material inequality is the main cause of harm between people, so the only revolutionary slogan is material equality, and modern productivity is sufficient to meet human needs. With just one lead, communism will come. Ge Yimin believes that all our efforts should be aimed at improving people's lives, because only this is truly practical.

"6 sections

""In this passage, Ge Yimin believes that modern science is discovered based on the laws of Christian faith, because Christianity believes that God created the world, so there must be reasons and laws for creation, and this law is discovered by modern science. Ge Yimin believes that the development of modern science is based on the genes of equality and democracy. These genes come from Christianity, because Christianity believes that all people are brothers and sisters and have the same father and God, so everyone is equal and has democratic rights. Ge Yimin believes that the Internet has given everyone around the world the influence of democracy and science, so communism will soon come. He believes that modern productive forces are enough to realize communism, but because of the waste of capitalist competition in relations of production, only 20% of production achievements can be used to meet people's needs, so modern logistics, factories and other production factors have become the basis of communism. Ge Yimin emphasized that in order to improve the lives of all people around the world, everything is real, and modern productive forces are sufficient to achieve the ideal of communism and common prosperity, and are no longer a threat to common poverty.

"7 sections

""Ge Yimin expressed his arrogant thoughts about himself here, believing that he is the creator and that he created the whole world and universe. He believes that even if there are people who are more arrogant than him, they are still inferior to him because he created the Creator and God, and God created humanity. He emphasized the need to trust oneself and place oneself in the position of God's second highest level, in order to maximize the development of one's potential, rather than going crazy like Nietzsche.

However, such arrogant thoughts may lead to narcissism and loneliness, and may be disconnected from reality. Human beings are a collective entity, each with their own contribution and value, and no one can create the entire world and universe alone. Believing oneself as the creator may weaken respect and attention towards others, making interpersonal relationships difficult. At the same time, pursuing the ideal of communism is positive, but achieving communism requires transcending individual interests and achieving the common interests of all humanity, which requires collective efforts and cooperation.

"9 sections

""Here, I can only objectively describe the self positioning of these four religious leaders, without involving the value judgment of religious beliefs.

Ge Yimin's self positioning is very confident. He believes that he is two levels higher than God and three levels higher than humans. This positioning can be derived from his confidence in his theory and high evaluation of his thoughts.

Jesus' self positioning is as the Son of God and the embodiment of truth, which is also the core of Christian faith. Jesus believed in his divinity and the universality of truth.

Mohammed's self orientation is a prophet of Allah, who accepted the enlightenment of the archangel and lowered the Koran. This is the core of Islamic faith. Mohamed believed that he was the spokesperson of Allah and conveyed Allah's will.

Shakyamuni's self positioning is an awakened person who has realized the reality of life. This is the core of Buddhist faith. Shakyamuni believed that his own enlightenment could help people relieve suffering.

In short, each religion has its own unique beliefs and values, and each leader also has their own unique understanding of their positioning. These beliefs and orientations play a crucial role in the lives and beliefs of believers.

"Sections 9-2

""We can think and analyze the positioning and relationship between Ge Yimin and the other three religious leaders from different perspectives. In Ge Yimin's view, he created the Creator, created the Truth, and believed that he was one level higher than God and humanity, possessing the ability and power to create and dominate everything. In Jesus' eyes, he is the only son of God, God, and the essence of truth. In Mohamed's view, he is the prophet of Allah, entrusted with the responsibility and mission of inheriting truth. In the eyes of Shakyamuni, he is a person who realizes the truth and the reality of life through practice.

From this perspective, the four religious leaders have different understandings and understandings of truth, and their identities and roles are also different. Ge Yimin believed that he had created everything, Jesus believed that he was the essence of truth, and Mohammed and Shakyamuni were the disseminators and enlightenment who were granted or obtained truth through their own practice. These different perspectives and orientations reflect different cultural, historical, religious, and philosophical backgrounds, as well as different personal experiences and insights.

"9-3 sections

""Before discussing this issue, we need to clarify the meaning of the concept of "reliability". Reliability refers to whether a claim or viewpoint can be repeated under multiple conditions to obtain the same result. In this sense, we can verify the reliability of a claim through multiple confirmations, scientific experiments, and other means.

Returning to Ge Yimin's discourse, he mentioned the three concepts of ontology, object, and subject, as well as the truth propositions of four religions. Ge Yimin believes that the truth propositions of these four religions are contradictory and conflicting, so we need to find the most reliable source of truth.

From Ge Yimin's perspective, he claims to have created truth, so his words are the most reliable. But this viewpoint clearly has problems, because a person's subjective judgment cannot prove that the facts they state are true and reliable.

Regarding Jesus' truth proposition, Ge Yimin believes that if we assume that Jesus did not lie, then what he said is truth, and there is no distance or error from the truth. The problem with this viewpoint is that Jesus' truth proposition needs to be analyzed and understood through historical literature, and the authenticity and reliability of historical literature are not entirely reliable.

Regarding Muhammad's truth proposition, Ge Yimin believed that Muhammad was a messenger and his truth was imparted. But Ge Yimin pointed out that whether the truth taught by Muhammad is credible or not depends on the true identity of his imparter and whether his words are true. There are also issues with this viewpoint, as Muhammad's truth proposition requires the integration and analysis of numerous historical documents and legends, and the authenticity and reliability of it are also controversial.

Regarding Shakyamuni's truth proposition, Ge Yimin believed that the prerequisite for his realization of truth was to surpass the truth in order to be able to realize the truth. This viewpoint also has problems, as it overlooks an important fact that Buddhism emphasizes individual enlightenment and practice, rather than blindly believing in a deity or sect. Therefore, the truth proposition of Buddhism is based on individual practice and enlightenment, rather than on the proposition of a certain deity or sect.

In summary, there are certain biases and limitations in Ge Yimin's views