Atticus

The Most Holy Doctrine of Meism I searched long and hard, but no longer do I crave the thirst for law and order I. Origin There was a time in the Cyberverse upon which men and fools alike were consumed with never ending conflicts of words over some set of universal moral truths that the citizens of Planet Bob were required to adhere to, lest they fear upsetting the balance of the supposed order this concept of morality provided. We know these beliefs to be false. This foolish chase for supreme rule of morality became so widespread among the populace that all actions required some sort of moral justification to be valid. It was these radical conditions that had taken the hope of any nation to act in his self interest, a concept that was rejected as immoral. This was the world our most humble prophet Atticus was born into, and he sought to enlighten. II. The Demonization of Morality Atticus was not a blind man, but he could see no invisible boundaries of morality that constrained his actions. Yet he was constantly audience to pointless debate and criticism over whom and what was immoral. Ultimately large mobs would congregate over an idea and seek punishment of those who didn’t join in, all of course in claiming moral justice. Besides the fact that Atticus could not see what morality was and who determined it, there were no logical benefits to be gained in the pursuit of moral domination. All it seemed to do was provide enormous constraints on ones action, since moral justification was needed to please the morality thirsty mobs of the Cyberverse. Atticus wondered why the rulers of Bob sacrificed their freedom of action in order to follow the rules of an undefined, mob ruled morality. Atticus pondered and found the solution to the problems of morality in the land of the Yellow sphere, which was the promised land for all the enlightened followers of Meist principles. III. The Rebirth of the Self Atticus now knew the key to knowing all that is right is thy self. There is no need for the undefined inaccuracies of morality to guide us, for if we benefit then it must truly be right. The stride to do what is right for ourselves should be the only motivation that is needed and you may cross whatever invisible moral lines created by the moralists of the world to constrain the dominance of egoism. Atticus preached that justification and motivation from the self is the true determiner of right and wrong, evidence and morality need not be included. IV. Self Importance Atticus soon realized that in fact everything should be viewed from the stance of the individual. Without the burden of others interest, the individual can them reach the full potential of self importance. Everything in relation to you is all that matters and that by looking at the world through the narrow eyes of your selfishness is the only true way to have perspective. Atticus took the above as the only real truth in the Cyberverse and proceeded to enlighten the people of the Cyberverse of their liberation from morality. -------------------- Friends, let your mind ponder the goodiness of the Doctrine. I surely hope you will soon discover the truth and set yourself free from the chains of morality. Be free, be free!

Gather one and all for one last look at the world we know, for the coming of the revelations is nearing. We will finally see the realities of the cold world we inhabit with big judging eyes. So bask in your gloriful ignorance while you can dear citizens, for all that you know will soon come to an end. The world will seperate into two camps in the battle of all thoughts and ideas, frirnd become foe. Heed this warning my good people, for you will not like the revealing openess you will soon experience. You cannot hide from it, you cannot reject it. It is truth, and you must face it. Everything will change, everything.