"See no evil; speak no evil; do no evil" is how evil is promoted. It's also the essence of positivism. Yet there is a common tendency in the world to promote positivism as an essential standard. Even more so, negativism is attacked as a corruption. In fact, positivism is not developed as a clear philosophy; it is largely a reaction against negativism.

Positivism at its most complete or advance development is worship of evil—not worship of God, but worship of evil. God does not shape worship into a pseudo philosophy of positivism, but evil persons do. Einstein, for example must be worshiped, just as Hitler had to be worshiped. The process of worship developed by evil is a method of promoting causes and standards.

Positivism is disallowing the criticism that produces truth. Truth automatically evolves through all interaction of realities. Corrupters cannot touch a subject without truth increasing. So they need a method of separation from realities. Positivism is that method. It says, don't touch. It doesn't say, here's what is right and good about something; it says, don't touch the subject.

Of course, corrupters lavish praise upon their gods. But it's not a method of developing a subject but of removing a subject from objective reality. The praise is phonier than a three dollar bill, as they would stab their gods in the back any chance they got. The praise is a method of throwing up a barricade to criticism, not anything they actually believe.

Getting more down to earth, the negativism which positivism is designed to eliminate is the essence of the criticism needed to solve problems. Persons who have problems need to solve problems. Persons who create problems don't want someone to run interference by solving the problems. The uninvolved persons have a tendency to side with the persons who create the problems, because that is where the power is. The persons with problems are a bunch of losers.

The message of elitism says, you are what you attach to. Weak minded persons attach to power and separate from powerlessness. Doing so requires positivism replacing negativism.