dealing from the heart 2/10/20

if capitalism is the psychology of leverage into profit

then what is the psychology of kindness into caring?

if profit is the driver of human psychology in earnest

then what will it take for kindness 

to also have that status of earnestness appeal?

there can't be an override of such.

if profit overwhelms caring,

then there are two philosophies at work.

and they are not interactional to anyone's benefit.

they create very different worlds of existence,

namely, one of separatist's insularity as success

and one of collective confluence forming,

one of prominent control operatives

and one of creative means interactive.

evolution is only served by one of these two

and a down-turn status assigned to the other.

psychology is a self-confessional possessed.

it should be a dialogue not a monologue existence.

when 'how' is pursuing 'why', psychology functions

but when 'why' is an isolation response,

survival perspective reigns.

'how' makes 'why' pursue a higher means.

'how' questions 'who' is speaking for 'why'.

capitalism has reversed the order of means,

in which case, 'how' is supposed to work for 'why'

and 'why' is an island of self, 

where profit is the embarrassment of a species 

unto itself 

but unrealized in its course of action.

the override of this insularity is a version of self.

the pretend is that that is a true course of action.

the psychology of kindness into caring 

can not be annihilated from human existence,

but the suppression is common existence amongst us all.

capitalism is poker played as real life.

and the game never ends

and the table is never left.

it is a game of expense, 

a false premise of play

that requires that in order for me to win,

others have to loose as a functional perspective.

the chips are assign a value

that the heart of being human can't abide by,

yet we play into oblivion

as if unconsciousness is the joy of the moment.

we would all want that poker table to be serving a meal

where nourishment wasn't so abstract as winning presents.

and the eventual discovery is 

that the psychology of kindness into caring

deals from the heart 

and not from the headiness that capitalism provides . . .