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Why should 'Technicalism' be the ultimate problem solver in Modern Political Thinking?
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Third Mind stands now as the only history book of its kind due to the spirit of technicality that animates every single one of its pages through an endless succession of astonishing twists. Joe Mintsa 's overt hatred for both 'the idea of unanswered questions and that of questionable answers' — which, in his view, stand at the origin of both 'the spirit of political mythology and the mentality of intellectual gambling' in modern times — is the fundamental reason that led him to turn human existence into a mere machine. 'Technicalism' (or the philosophy of technicality ) was therefore conceived for the purpose of resolving some of the most burning issues that shake human history today, such as issues of social and political injustices, bad governance, wars and starvations. Joe Mintsa sees their causes, with no exception, as embedded in mere historical technicalities that can be fixed at 'a screw-driver's turn'. “I am not a literary entertainer. I am a conscience awakener,” he said in one of his earliest interviews with Saï-Saï magazine. “Human intelligence in modern times is so spectacularly coaxed by political mythology and intellectual gambling that human existence has become a chanceful enterprise with no true sound technical principles to stand by other than the will of the luckiest amongst the gamblers,” he asserted. “Now, if one happens not to be a lucky gambler, then God's got to be going mad!”
Technical thinking is therefore given rise from the discovery, as Joe Mintsa did find out, that human existence is, in fact, only a machine, just like any other machine, with its own technical wheel-work, about which nothing can be said nor done unless there is any technical justification for it. And this is where one may find the full substantiation of his uncommon methodology in the hunt for a definitive answer to the disturbing question as to what happened in the Cosmic Mind and human psychology for the African type of species—and many other human species that today are classified as 'third world' species—to be so desecrated and brutalized in the world. The ardent need to undo the enigma behind the disastrous misadventures of these human communities in history is the primary issue that defines Joe Mintsa's concern as well as the issue of the indiscriminate lack of technical objectivity that marks this debate in today's academic, political and even philosophical rostrums.
First of all, when it comes to dealing with Black Africa's abysmal condition in human history, Joe Mintsa's critical interest in the matter seems to have led him to come up with the cynical view that there might be something like a conspiracy theory going on somewhere. There is like a deliberate displacement—or shall he say the avoidance—of the core issues that should be looked at with careful attention if any proper answer is to be found to the indiscriminate troubles of the decrepit continent. Whoever is behind the conspiracy, the external world or Black Africans themselves, it has occurred to him that there is such a dialectic schism between the Negro-African world and the African Negro himself. It does not seem that there can understandably be there any room for considering the Negro, as a human entity, to be endorsed with any responsibility for his present condition, irrespective of the superficial role that economies, policies and religions should be expected to play in Black Africa.
It is in this sense that the Negro African world may appear to be viewed as a mere ecosystem—a reservation of precious animals that are regrettably being decimated due to the bad management of men. It is not surprising that monetary philanthropy and economic structural adjustment programmes, together with the political conditionalities that are so often inextricably linked to them are the only tools by which the organisms that populate the Black African ecosystem are expected to survive. The last thirty years have witnessed an unprecedented trend towards providing constant aid and assistance from the West into the alimentation and the preservation of the Negro-African type of species. This as resulted in very little attentions, if any, within all the passionate diatribes that mark the case of Black Africa today, being given to a genuine exploration of the historical, social and cultural problems faced by the decrepit continent. Nor does any one think of the part that the African Negro himself can play in his world, but most importantly, the question as to how it is possible for him to play any part in it.
It is this tantalizing and tempting perspective, not only of finding out the reasons for the African Negro be so useless for his own survival, but also of conceiving the idea of a true self-conscious responsible African Negro that would be capable of looking after himself that has, quite unexpectedly, shaped the cryptic tone of Joe Mintsa's debate. So, through literary, philosophical, historical and, most predominantly anthropological approaches that can sometimes be very unconventional, this book intends to take a closer look at a certain number of discarded realities that could, in his view, stand at the origin of the disastrous conditions that define Black Africa's 'bad turn' today—to borrow from René Dumont (1964).
The stake of the debate is, in this sense, quite high, primarily because Joe Mintsa's debate has resulted in a complete relocation of the subject matter from economic, political and even religious speculations to a more human-centred approach in order to try and show that the African Negro can, of course, be responsible for his own future; but this outstanding, unless the issue is viewed in a purely cultural dimension. And this is where Technicality comes in.
When Joe Mintsa decided to publish The Sum Of All Doubts in 2004, to introduce this approach to the exploration of human history his primary intention was to begin by demonstrating technicality even in the creation of the universe. In doing so, he brought forward an extremely cryptic description of its making as well as the source of its making (read the first three chapters). This sense of technical description revolves across the book through a tremendous amount of unexpected twists. His cosmological argument on the subject embraces, with unprecedented objectivity, both creationism and evolutionism in order to pave a way to a better understanding of the reasons for existence to be, and to be just as it is. The Argument is then taken over by a more anthropological approach: why do human societies look and behave just the way they do? What does the phrase 'human society' stand for in the first place?
In order to find a consistent answer to these questions, Joe Mintsa went back into the search for a greater understanding of both the conception and the evolution of all observable devices that exist either brought into existence by known sources (mostly artificial machinery) or by unknown sources, notably living machinery such as the universe including living beings and more particularly humans (In this case, we will refer to the cosmic forces out of which existence sprang and that some people may refer to as God—the name by which one calls it is totally irrelevant to the source itself as long as its true virtues remain unaltered and the tribute it deserves untarnished), as well as the mechanisms that govern their functioning. The only danger that subsists in this conceptual perception resides in interpretations. Take this very idea of God.
If one sees it as an old merciful wise man with a long beard and endowed with the faculty of compassion and retribution, one will surely expect it to hear the cries and yells of human suffering and chaos and hope for rescue out of languid. But if one sees it as a machine that works within the framework of certain technical rules, one will surely hope for some specific mechanism to be activated and followed up with discipline in order for human mayhem to be phased out. The question is: which one of these two interpretations is more technical and practical?
Joe Mintsa is particularly interested in technology, which he sees as a revelation for understanding all facets of existence. Computers, for instance, are very clever machines. They can inform, form, instruct, cultivate etc. They can be extremely helpful in a huge range of situations from office work to traffic lights command, train track control, airway guidance etc. They can save an entire world from catastrophe. But they will not be of any use to anyone who would have no understanding and knowledge of their working system and pattern.
In parallel, even an old merciful wise man with a long beard and endowed with an extreme sense of compassion and retribution would fail to assist and entity that would not know how to cry out to him. He may equally fail to castigate another one that would not be harmful in the old man's own perception of what the word harm stands for.
Old wise men have their own definition and understanding of concepts as well as their implications in human existence. Krishna Guru-Murphy's father, a medical doctor, used to think that his son's longing for a career in journalism was not a decent aspiration for his future as a civilised, educated and useful member of his society. ''You'd do better saving lives in a hospital instead of telling lies on television'' he would admonish, according to Krishna 's own testimony.
This is where the understanding of the system—in the case of a machine—or the mind—in the case of a moral persona—may reveal more than necessary, although one may suggest that because existence was not invented by the human brain, or that because God is not practically acquainted by man it would appear impossible for human beings to have a technical understanding of either the underpinning rules of human existence or the working of God's mind. Of course, commonality religions suggest that man cannot have a full understanding of what God is and how 'Its' mind works. But the question is: how do we follow and obey something that we cannot understand? How practical is the idea of blind obedience to man? Is human nature disposed to turn away from the urge for comprehension?
The comprehension of God and 'Its' functioning does not require that we be the inventors of God in the fist place or that we be gods too. Man is naturally imbued with the ability to discern the nature and functioning of things the source of which he yet has little or no knowledge at all with the proviso of observing them punctually and technically. One would prefer to say studying them with extreme meticulousness. The picture of a mechanic who proves infallibly capable of understanding and even repairing engines invented by unknown makers and developers should do justice to this premise. The case of medical doctors who can rectify genetic defects with success although they are not the inventors of the gene pool should equally be self-explanatory for us to see in the possibility for the human brain to decipher the natural technicalities of existence and even of God although their sources remain somehow unknown to man. So we do not actually need to know what invented God or be 'Its' inventor in order to understand or even repair 'It' in case 'It' broke down.
It is probably this controversy over the knowledge of the unknown that results, to a certain extent, in the question as to how to reach out for the invisible, 'the mysterious'?
Human morality, which Joe Mintsa rather refers to as 'Dogmatic Conditions', either conceived by religion or promoted by politics, sounds very much like Krishna's longing for journalism in opposition to his father's higher vision of the importance of medical practice. This is to say, God, however wise and intelligent—if 'It' is—, has 'Its' own vision—if 'It' has one—of hoe existence is conceived and how it is intended to be and work, and it does not matter if we keep claiming that human morality is revealed by God. God's own morality—if it can be called morality—is inscribed in the technicalities of existence, not necessarily in human social psychology. It is not a love and compassion propaganda. It is surely not a heavenly promise in compensation for whatever actions man may commit, nor even a tribulation threat for a different type of actions. Compensation and retribution are themselves part of the logic of existence irrespective of emotional or affective considerations. For example, Graduation ceremonies are certainly not organised by individuals that would have any particular inclination for the entrants. They just do the logical job of rewarding successful students.
God's ‘morality'—if the morality metaphor could be used—is also an immense set of technical and logical applications that underpin the launching and functioning of existence. Joe Mintsa prefers to call it ‘the rule of life.' It is, in his percept, precisely similar to the codes of a computer programme. It is a set of operating rules that, irrespective of the predictions and intentions of any individual user, obey their own technical commands. The user is expected to work only within the guidelines of the operating system; otherwise operation errors will occur, which will mostly end up causing the system to freeze and very often result in the programme shutting down completely. In this sort of situation, any unsaved work will be lost. It does not matter how important the document might have been to the user; it will be lost, only due to the operation error, not because the computer might have had any intention to punish the user for his misdeeds outside the use of such or such a particular programme.
Existence, in its entirety, from every particular subset of the universe machinery to the outer space units, to infinity, is an immense operating system with specific guidelines for use in every single one of its applications (in cosmology, physics, genetics, geology, social life of living beings, from insects to man). Therefore, the term God, in Joe Mintsa's vision, refers to nothing other than the name by which we call that great and mysterious operating system of the universe machinery. God is simply the name of ‘the computer of existence': ‘the rule of life.' God is a giant cosmic computer. Joe Mintsa does not intend 'It' to be considered to be anything else.
For example, it is not conceivable that calamities such as the Indian Ocean's Tsunami would have implied God's wrath onto the people of Sri Lanka for their sins. Many lay people may attempt to come up with such interpretations or just stand still wordless shut due to lack of relevant arguments. In this sort of case, the window is often left open for mysterious considerations. Yet, it should be clear that geology, being a subset of the universe's operating system—a particular application of it—, there may have been performed a geological ‘operation error', in that particular geographical point, probably due to unusual thermal conditions in the earth's inner layers, causing the quagmires of plate tectonics to engage into motion. Natural and even social incidents of this type do not constitute any relevant ground for suggesting that there might have been some intense emotional activity in the God's mind. They only indicate operation errors in God's system applications.
This is what Darwin explained when, in 'On The Origin Of Species', he wrote: 'imagine a book a devil's chaplin might write on the clumsy, wasteful, blundering, blow, and horribly cruel works of nature. Extinction of species such as the giant sloths of South America was an especially awkward fact for any religious people to accept, since it implied that the creator had abandoned his creation.' But the creator needs to hate his creation so much for him to abandon it in such chaos!
Actually, the creator does not have emotional faculties. He does not have the ability to hate, or to love. He does not know how to assist or abandon his creation. The creators inherent system applications only perform operation errors from time to time; and some of these operation errors simply result in disasters. It is like when you leave a server running. Some scripts may generate errors in the course due to script traffic clashes and conversion malfunctions when in communication with incompatible applications.
To come to Joe Mintsa's most burning preoccupation, if we accept that human societies are nothing more, nothing less, than different system applications within the God's operating system's section known in human scientific language as Anthropology, we will see that it is equally an issue of script incompatibility errors that result in what is known as social and political blunders in our world between and within human societies. The scripts simply need to be rewritten within the guidelines of the 'rule of life'. The fact, for example, that some human societies seem to be in a situation similar to that of the giant sloths of South America or even that of the victims of the Tsunami disaster, is not because they deserve extinction or brutality due to their evil deeds, but rather because a natural law has happened to be ignored. In this case, it is a philosophical law that has been ignored: the law of the fundamental virtues that define, sustain and fortify human societies into successful political units.
Human societies are micro-projects or speciality departments of the human enterprise as a whole. Each department is a trans-individual system of visions, conceptions, beliefs, observances, skills and methods that are expressed and processed in the department's own jargon. It is observable in the department's ‘modus operandi'. We call it ‘a tradition' in its primary manifestations. It becomes ‘a culture' as it improves in quality. A department of men who observe the same tradition and work out a culture together may be regarded as a tribe in its primitive form, but it is known as ‘a people' as it grows bigger and stronger. It can be called ‘a nation' as it stands as a social and political force. Its final form in a well-defined and well-organised unit is ‘a country'. Some call it a ‘State' if viewed as a machine.
Joe Mintsa's analysis, from this concise description of the constitution of 'human societies', as micro-projects of the entire global enterprise, will show that the concept of 'jargon' is at the centre of the definition of any of the micro-projects not only for reasons of communicability between the different agents whose task is to work together in determined department of the enterprise, but it also guarantees their social and professional cohesion and harmony within the department.
It is in this sense that Third Mind is a total take-over of Joe Mintsa's anthropological arguments by their historical and political implications. The curse of the Nation-State in modern political thinking, as well as its regulatory implications in the conception and the application of today's international law, constitute the central diatribe of the exploration. ''Our world, as it appears today, is a huge anthropo-political blunder that needs some serious technical rectification both in theory and in practice. Because the modern human, wherever it be from, should no longer experience brutality.'' The question as to why Black Africa and the Middle East still constitute a scar on the human conscience has definitely found its most technical answer...
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