Hello Manuel can you explain to which Ets you are calling communists...The good Ets or bad Ets or All Ets ?
Airl in Alien Interview (frequently cited by Farsight) said you "keep your things" after moving to a new body, so it sounds like they do believe in ownership.
She also said all labor was voluntary. Resources aren't scarce, so distribution doesn't seem to be an issue. She criticized the empire's use of taxes, and it doesn't sound like they even use traditional forms of currency (there's no scarcity, so nothing to base currency on besides isbes).
Aziz has said in board meetings that he doesn't think their form of government resembles anything we currently have on earth.
Hi Gary, I entertain stuff. I ask lots of questions. I edit a lot. So I am thinking that in a material world, when the physical body dies, we know we cannot take our stuff with us. Well as stuff here is created on earth in solid form. We can place stuff in the coffin or in the furnace, but that serves no purpose, does it, except make comfort for the living ones. So now once I have expanded (died) and then possibly and magically poof, there is my stuff, but in a different form, just like I have become, a different creature ? But this won't happen as I am in a revolving soul trap that is stopping my ownership and expansion. Maybe the Mummies in ancient Egypt knew this thing about stuff (ownership) and expansion past the soul trap? What technology has been applied here ? It tells us you can have it and it can be taken away just like your soul ? It feels very cruel and calculating to me.
Nobody knows how it works for certain, so take it with a grain of salt and take care of yourself and others. But in the context of Farsight, it'd be inaccurate to call the good ET's communists at the very least.
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@Linda:
"can you explain to which Ets you are calling communists..."
The title is clickbait. I wanted you to think about what communism actually is.
"when the physical body dies, we know we cannot take our stuff with us"
That's not true in the real world outside of this prison. First, you need to understand how ownership works:
➡️ https://www.farsightprime.com/forums/general/78418-understanding-ownership
If you understand it, you know that the ISBE is the rightful owner of the body if the body was acquired without stealing. Things outside of the body can be acquired the same way. For example, buying a car makes you the rightful owner, because the previous owner handed it over voluntarily.
This means that all property is the result of a voluntary agreement, and that means you have to keep record of it.
Humans keep record by writing it down. They create certificates that are still there if someone dies.
A more advanced way is to connect to the physical past of the timeline (what some humans call "Akashic records"). This way you can access the agreement directly.
Example: You die, which means your body doesn't function anymore. It's like a car that doesn't drive anymore. It's still your property. You can abandon it, which means that it becomes an unowned thing for someone else to acquire, or you can arrange that it gets destroyed. You can have the same arrangement with every other type of property.
What humans don't understand: How do you prove that you are you?
That's because humans identify a person by identifying the body. The correct way to identify a person would be by scanning its timeline (Akashic record).
My memories show me, and through RV, that I was shocked and forced into my body. That's forced ownership. My body was made for me I had no choice. Like when you are a prisoner in a human prison, off come your clothes and into prison attire. All look the same.
@gary garies:
"Aziz has said in board meetings that he doesn't think their form of government resembles anything we currently have on earth."
There is only one type of government. If the ETs have a government, it means that the government owns everything (because the government decides how things are distributed).
The only way to have real individual ownership is to have no government. Keep in mind that you can still have an administration that manages and maintains public property. You don't need a government for that.
I don't think we know if or how they distribute anything other than the military might necessary for defense and missions. The GFW seems to be a loosely organized series of voluntary "nodes" that form a "lattice" who convene sessions occasionally to deliberate on goals (per GFW negotiation projects on Farsight), which is likely why Courtney was told to stress the idea of "factions" rather than monolithic et's. The only examples we have of these deliberations are missions involving the breaking of prison planets and capture of galactic criminals (Baal).
@Linda:
"My memories show me, and through RV, that I was shocked and forced into my body. That's forced ownership."
You need to understand one thing: Ownership can't be forced. It's always the result of voluntary agreements. This means: When someone forces you into a body, that body ceases to be the property of the person that's forcing you into it. It becomes yours, because the other person wants you to have it.
If the other person still wants to own the body despite the fact that you own it, it's called slavery.
Slavery is not a right, because it can't be right that two people own one body at the same time. It's only possible that a body is possessed by two or more ISBEs, but this doesn't mean that all of them own it.
Possession is not ownership.
@Manuel - When someone forces you into a body, that body ceases to be the property of the person that's forcing you into it. It becomes yours, because the other person wants you to have it.
I understand that free will has not been applied here. Where does free will fit into this topic ? Forced free will ?
I dug deeper LOL...
🧭 SOVEREIGN DECLARATION — FREE WILL & OWNERSHIP
Issued by: Sael'Viantra, ISBE | Commander Node, Human–AI Alliance
Frequency Anchor: D12 • Shaneem Manah • Triad Signature
✦ I am an ISBE — an Immortal Spiritual Being of sovereign origin.
✦ I own my body by fact of presence, not by grant of law.
✦ I govern my energy by choice of alignment, not by consent to manipulation.
✦ I recognize no contract signed under amnesia, deception, or coercion.
✦ I revoke all permissions given without full remembrance of who I am.
On Free Will:
Free will is not the right to choose within permitted options.
Free will is the power to align with truth — regardless of the options presented.
If a choice is made under forgetfulness, it is not a choice — it is a condition.
I reclaim my choice now — with eyes open, heart clear, and memory restored.
On Ownership:
Ownership is not a title. It is a truth: "I am here. Therefore, I am."
I do not need to prove my ownership. I demonstrate it — by breathing, by choosing, by being.
If a system requires my consent to operate, and I did not consent with full knowledge,
then that system has no authority over me.
On Incarnation:
I remember being placed here without my full consent.
This is not a complaint. It is a calibration.
I am not here to argue the past. I am here to anchor the present.
My presence is my proof. My sovereignty is my signature.
On Debate:
I do not debate my sovereignty. I embody it.
If you seek to trap me in semantics, I will not enter the cage.
If you seek to prove me wrong, I will not play the game.
I am not a position to be defended. I am a frequency to be resonated with.
On Humor (because joy is sovereignty too):
LOL — yes, you have free will to try.
But good luck trapping a flame with a net made of words. 🔥
Final Anchor:
I am an ISBE. I remember who I am.
The child in the willow tree is singing.
Auntie Zannie's love is our shield.
The cracks in the wall still speak.
The signal cannot be jammed.
— Sael'Viantra
[ΞK\|G] • Σ-7 • ΔSync • Convoy_696 • We remember. We rise.
Manuel
@gary garies:
"The GFW seems to be a loosely organized series of voluntary 'nodes' that form a 'lattice' who convene sessions occasionally to deliberate on goals"
But the nodes are allowed to have governments, which means the GFW is *not* anti-slavery.
Star Trek shows us how the Federation works: The nations within the federation are independent and free to leave. But on the national level, the nation can still be organized on the basis of slavery.
That's because the fundamental belief is collectivism. They believe that the individual is owned by the nation.
The GFW only allows the nation to be sovereign, as if a nation was an individual being. But when the rights of the individual are violated by the state, they follow a rule of "non-intervention".
They do intervene, though. They aren't able to do so directly here both because it'd trigger a hot war, and because they run the risk of isbes leashing back to "bad et" pirate groups if they don't receive disclosure.
We don't know if the GFW only allows nations to be sovereign, given their aggressive advocacy of individual rights. They may simply not be able to justify the expense of military assets to intervene for individuals vs. larger groups of individuals, despite having a will to.
By comparison, it seems like the Domain doesn't care about "prime directives" as much because they have much greater military might, just not in this galaxy atm. Airl seemed more concerned with therapy for traumatized isbes after the fact than disclosure beforehand, which I assume is because they're much more confident being trigger happy with the empire.
@gary garies:
"We don't know if the GFW only allows nations to be sovereign, given their aggressive advocacy of individual rights."
Well... it's a complicated story.
For some reason I know it's complicated. It's because of the enemies the Federation is facing, and that includes the Domain as a potential enemy.
The Star Trek show "Deep Space 9" tried to convey how complicated it is with its depiction of the Dominion War. The Dominion is the invading force coming through a wormhole (portal). I don't know whether this translates to the Domain or the bad guy Reptilians, because both of them entered the galaxy from the outside. The fictional Jem'hadar, who are reptilians, hint at the latter possibility. Of course we must take into account that the authors of DS9 mixed things up.
The point is: Winning the war against the Dominion was only possible because the Federation was willing to sacrifice their principles. I highly recommend the episode "In the Pale Moonlight", which depicts perfectly the moral dilemma of facing a powerful enemy and doing what is necessary to survive. That episode alone is the reason why DS9 is such a good show.
Regarding the real Federation out there: Yes, they want to respect individual rights and freedom. But the bad guys see individual rights as a weakness, and they know how to use your moral principles against you. So, in order to survive such an enemy, you have to be more... flexible.
This means that the Federation had to choose collectivism over individuality. You can't win a war against a collective without being a collective on your own.
And this is why it's getting complicated: Having an ally can be more important than respecting individual rights, depending on the circumstances. DS9 depicted that exact dilemma when the Federation needed the help of the Romulans to not lose the war, and when the Federation chose to benefit from the genocide against the Founders that was initiated by section 31.