Topic: Whose Side Are You On?

The Stellar Man - John Baines
1. Considered collectively as a species, sapiens is not and can not be free.
2. Sapiens must be born, suffer, love, become sick and die, re produce, build up civilizations and destroy them, only for the benefit of invisible superior powers who capitalize on his vital product. Doesn't sapiens profit from other animal species? Are there not animals which exist exclusively to feed sapiens? Minerals feed upon cosmic rays; plants on minerals; animals on plants; man feeds on all these, and the gods feed on man.
3. Sapiens is, therefore, a slave in perpetuity; nevertheless, in dividual or isolated beings separated from the group may become free.
4. The only possible freedom is liberation from the central com puter and the only way to attain this is by conquering and surpassing oneself.
5. Sapiens is obliged to comply with the rules of the game in the system to which he has been assigned.
6. The evolution of sapiens comes inevitably with time, but measured in cosmic, not terrestrial time. Perhaps he may have to wait millions of terrestrial years in order to reach perfection.
7. There is no evolution of the sapiens individual; only that of the species as stated above. If a sapiens individual desires to evolve, he must convert himself into a mutant human for whom evolution exists.
8. There are other rules of the game, but only those already in dicated can be revealed at this time.
So dear mutant NR'ers,
The question is asked. This is between mutant-humans and some ancient brotherhood who dictates the artificial rules.
Whose side are you on?
- Jon Anderson




