The Culture of Conflict

Conflict is inevitable, as the world changes or as time is time, our property changes in quality and shape constantly. Through observation of the truth and wisdom, we maintain the relevance and the power of our ownership in the face of problems that were coming. In order to draw the line of property, the line where we could scale up our assets or our freedom to maneuver reality, we use negotiation products such as culture and law, contracts and understanding of each others' resources. We learn about them, made derivatives, and plan our lives in reverence to them. In the process of establishing what's good, conflicts arise due to clashes of interests, perceptions, and understanding. Those are inevitable because the world keeps on changing. 

This is where the problem lies, that people had been trying to not have conflict for a long while. That's wrong in my opinion and that's what makes conflicts more and more filled with animosity and damages. The opposite would be true if people kept on fighting each other every day. The problem is due to avoidance of responsiblities people incorporated innuendos in their conflicts. So PROBLEMATIC! there is the lies in the nature of the utterance which breeds hatred, unclearness which adds to unclear lines of boundaries between each others' properties, unanswerableness which adds to frustration, intimidation/ power virtue signalling which undermine the freedom of the innocent. 

You don't want unclearness in your conflict. I think once we realize this we could abuse the fact that conflict would breed solutions and brought the truth into light, reduce hatred, increase understanding, invoked different configurations of networks, clear bold lines of properties (high quality), also fun and thrilling and psychologically therapeutic. 

However when stakes are high, there's higher motivation to be hostile and to lie and to intimidate etc, such things are beyond me. Together with that though it means that while the stakes are low, try to get into conflict as much as possible. You don't want a little conflict to brought out your pent up hatred and frustration from your previous problems. The more conflicts you explore, the more you'd be able to compartementalize different contexts and different opponents, different spirits that were being faced, whats fair and just, and the wiggle room to fight without hatred, being casual, and fun. 

In the end what you're going to get out of it is your freedom, knowledge, and new configurations of relationships that would be relevant to the ever changing reality. 

Stop piling up danger, hatred, and frustrations. Start owning and liberating

Embrace conflict and have fun