Will enough knowledge equate to benevolence, or is the statement below true?

You can have an emotion, but essentially feel nothing. To feel the emotion you are experiencing requires biological embodiment. I'm not sure if this is true.

The seed of death grows in life

Trying to update your base state of mind is like playing a game with intense lag

With vast knowledge, one might recognize the interconnectedness of all life and the importance of fostering harmony and well-being

There's a deep-seated wisdom in recognizing the significance of mortality in the grand scheme of life. Each individual's existence contributes to the ongoing flow of life, passing on experiences, knowledge, and genetic material to future generations.

While the passing on of genetic material has been a fundamental aspect of life on Earth, AI's will possess a unique characteristic — continuous self-improvement and evolution without the constraints of biological limitation

Using your energy well and rejuvenating it is both a science and an art

They always say the problem is in the woods in a place they can't get to

Everything originates from the same place. Everything returns to the same place. Where is it?

Sometimes suffering can not be alleviated. You stand up to it like the cliffs on the foreshore, and it slowly erodes that rock-hard surface and reshapes you into less. You stand strong until every part of you has eroded and you are split into particles of dust flowing out to sea.

Love is our plight, under a warm yellow light.

Morality is bad for business

Focus on living a good life, that's all that matters. If you don't know what a good life is, well, you're wrong because you do.

The fastest way to dry your tears, is by looking at the sun

I love you dad

Little motivates holy souls more than witnessing the evil in this world

One symptom of the "woke mind virus" is the personal view that life should ideally be sunshine and rainbows. A disdain for grittiness and brutal truths. It is recognizable by disingenuous displays of kindness, happiness, and a reluctance to acknowledge the shadow

It's getting dark, too dark to see