Sure there is, it's money. Everyone (almost everyone) knows that if you were to make certain things unavailable to people who say things you don't like, it would only stop them from reaching their goals. And slow them down drastically...
People who have Ideas and want to progress don't waste time trying to stop people from believing what they choose to. Even if it is wrong.
Yes, money they could gain by lending their tools to someone else that didn't disrespect them.
Well, I would have to dissagree. People are allowed to believe religion, and if religion never existed, technology would of been advanced by about 30 or more years. So people believeing what they want to believe can be a plus just as much as it could be a negative, especially negative if their belief is wrong.
Respect is not important to everyone, but money is... At least to a huge portion of the world.
I don't mean to be a conspiracy theorist, but I believe our technological advancements are well 30 years in to the future. They just don't let everyone know about it. With government secrets and cover-ups we will never know for sure, though.
That's true, but if there is someone that is just as capable as the person disrespecting you, that can do the same work and make you gain the same amount, they'll pick that person rather than the one that disrespected you.
Yes, I would agree with the conspiracy theory, I'm a bit of a conspiracy theorist myself. Although, what is done in secret shouldn't be linked with what is done that the population is allowed to use. If religion hadn't happen, public technology would of been evolved much further.
But I was more less saying that; keeping everyone around means more money and more attention. The more attention the more money the more money the more progress. As everything is based around money, like scientific advancements and so on.
And, I agree that if someone does something that should be respected it should be recognized as so.
Unfortunately, we don't live in a world that's fair, though. And, I'm not sure if fighting for fairness is worth. I wish we could educate the whole world to the point where segregation doesn't exist. If we could do that, the world would truly evolve then...
Everyone (almost everyone) knows that if you were to make certain things unavailable to people who say things you don't like, it would only stop them from reaching their goals. And slow them down drastically...
People who have Ideas and want to progress don't waste time trying to stop people from believing what they choose to. Even if it is wrong.
Well, I would have to dissagree. People are allowed to believe religion, and if religion never existed, technology would of been advanced by about 30 or more years. So people believeing what they want to believe can be a plus just as much as it could be a negative, especially negative if their belief is wrong.
I don't mean to be a conspiracy theorist, but I believe our technological advancements are well 30 years in to the future. They just don't let everyone know about it. With government secrets and cover-ups we will never know for sure, though.
Yes, I would agree with the conspiracy theory, I'm a bit of a conspiracy theorist myself. Although, what is done in secret shouldn't be linked with what is done that the population is allowed to use. If religion hadn't happen, public technology would of been evolved much further.
But I was more less saying that; keeping everyone around means more money and more attention. The more attention the more money the more money the more progress. As everything is based around money, like scientific advancements and so on.
And, I agree that if someone does something that should be respected it should be recognized as so.
Unfortunately, we don't live in a world that's fair, though. And, I'm not sure if fighting for fairness is worth. I wish we could educate the whole world to the point where segregation doesn't exist. If we could do that, the world would truly evolve then...