@elonmusk, @TheRabbitHole At heart, the dispute about the moral nature of capitalism is a dispute about human nature — about whether competition reflects strength or moral failure, according to Australian biologist and author Jeremy Griffith. Rather than asking whether capitalism is just or unjust, Griffith poses a more fundamental question: why are humans so psychologically driven to compete at all? His biological explanation of the human condition suggests that both sides of this argument are addressing symptoms rather than causes. He challenges assumptions about markets, morality and competition, completely reframing the debate. xitter.cf/FixTheWorldOrg/status/…

Having answered that question, the next question is: why are so many males succumbing to this mental illness now? Independent thinker and biologist, Australian Jeremy Griffith, postulates that when consciousness arose in humans it inevitably came into conflict with the much older, genetically-acquired instincts already hard-wired into our brain – effectively two operating systems locked in the one box, vying for management of us. This internal conflict triggered the now-universal mental psychosis we refer to as the human condition. Transgenderism is one extreme symptom and its recent rapid growth is indicative of humanity’s deteriorating mental condition overall. Among a plethora of penetrating insights into human behaviour, Griffith's explanation brings compassion and understanding to the entire heroic and torturous world of men: Why do they retreat into transgenderism? ‘What is the burden that leaves [them] in such deep, unresolved pain that they feel compelled to dominate—even destroy—everything they touch? What are the real redeeming characteristics of men? What has been their real function and purpose in the human journey?’ goodmenproject.com/business-… His work is receiving critical acclaim from scientists in many disciplines. The self-understanding his explanation provides makes it possible for all of us to free ourselves from the human condition, the cause of all problems in the world except those caused by natural disasters – which means that, for the first time in history, it is possible really to fix the Earth and fix ourselves. Griffith now spends his life working with the World Transformation Movement to make his understanding freely available to the world. The WTM has established more than 80 centres across 30 countries in only 8 years. humancondition.com/wtm-centr…