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This post was edited by OasisRadiance at 2026-5-20 19:25 Is Web3 Decentralization a Scam? Smart Contracts, AI Resource Allocation, and the Illusions of Blockchain Governance: Purging the Malignant Influence of Lanzhou澜舟草 (Part V) When analyzing Lanzhou Grass's viewpoints, one point needs to be clarified: her article, *“The Tao Lies in Non-Attachment, the Boat Navigates with Measure,”* is not a generalized discussion, but is specifically aimed at Lifechanyuan. Consequently, we can detect the “lame arguments and forced logic” in the aforementioned statements, such as her use of terms like “authority,” “believers,” “organization,” “master,” and “human governance.” In Lanzhou Grass's view, Lifechanyuan possesses authority, believers, organizations, masters, and human governance. Yet, the actual situation is that there is no authority in Lifechanyuan because no one possesses power; everyone is a master, and everyone is a servant. As the Guide, Xuefeng is merely a big servant without any power. Without power, there can be no prestige, dominance, or might constituted by power—meaning there is no authority. Authority only targets systems constructed by secular society. In the Kingdom of the Greatest Creator, and in the Second Home modeled after the Thousand-Year Realm, there is no authority, nor can its operating procedures constitute any authority. This is just like how there is no theft, corruption, or robbery in the Second Home, because the soil and environment that generate theft, robbery, and corruption simply do not exist here. There are no masters in Lifechanyuan, and therefore there are no disciples. Lifechanyuan is not a religious organization, so there are no believers. Lifechanyuan has no organizational structure, organizational management model, or organizational distribution methods, so Lifechanyuan is not an organization. Lifechanyuan follows the Way of the Greatest Creator, which is the Way of Nature, and implements governance by the Tao; therefore, there is no human governance. From this, it can be seen that the terms “authority,” “believers,” “organization,” “master,” and “human governance” used by Lanzhou Grass are completely untruthful labels forced upon Lifechanyuan. She is standing on the ground of traditional religious organizations to speculate on and deduce the theories and system of Lifechanyuan. This is like standing on the Antarctic continent and speculating that the ice layer in Bangkok, Thailand, must also be dozens of meters thick, whereas the reality is that it never snows in Bangkok, let alone has any ice layers. If a police officer calls and says, “Your family is burning tires and polluting the air,” you would be completely bewildered, because your family has never burned tires at all; not only have you not burned tires, but your home does not even have the slightest shadow of a tire. Since “authority,” “believers,” “organization,” “master,” and “human governance” do not exist, all of Lanzhou Grass's discourses, viewpoints, and even accusations built upon the foundation of these concepts are absolute nonsense. Deconstructing Voluntary Devotion vs. The Myth of Web3 Decentralized Autocracy Now, let us assume for a moment that “authority,” “believers,” “organization,” “master,” and “human governance” do exist in Lifechanyuan. Do Lanzhou Grass's following arguments hold water? She said: *“‘Voluntary devotion’ is easily distorted by authority.”* Since it is voluntary devotion, it proves that the inner heart is joyful and perfectly willing. How can authority distort it? Regardless of whether authority induces everyone to devote voluntarily through deception, intimidation, abduction, or painting grand illusions—as long as the authority itself also devotes voluntarily and does not occupy even a fraction of anyone else's devotion, what exactly has been distorted? *“In the past, believers sold their family properties to make donations to organizations precisely because they 'believed in the master rather than the Tao.'迈”* Lanzhou Grass's implication here is that the past devotion made by Chanyuan Grasses to Lifechanyuan was the result of believing in Xuefeng rather than believing in the Tao, and that if Chanyuan Grasses had believed in the Tao instead of believing in Xuefeng, they would not have sold their family properties to donate to Lifechanyuan. As for selling family properties, such a thing did indeed happen. There was one family of Chanyuan Grasses who sold their property, amounting to about 200,000 RMB, and donated it entirely to the Home. Other than that, I have never heard of any other Chanyuan Grass selling their family property. Yet, according to what Lanzhou Grass claims, it sounds as if all Chanyuan Grasses have sold off their family properties. I must raise a question: after that specific family of Chanyuan Grasses sold their property, their entire family of 10 people entered the Home to live, and their food, clothing, shelter, transportation, birth, aging, illness, and death have all been fully undertaken by the Home. May I ask: if Chanyuan Grasses do not make devotions, what will everyone eat, what will they drink, and where will they live? Where do the funds for everyone's expenses come from? Is Guide Xuefeng supposed to support everything single-handedly? According to Lanzhou Grass's logic, as long as one believes in the Tao instead of believing in Xuefeng, everyone can just refrain from devoting and just wait around to be fed, hooched, and pampered with fine food and drinks—and that is supposed to be heavenly life? The Blockchain Governance Fallacy: Why True Chaos Cannot Be Automated by Crypto Code Lanzhou Grass said: *“True Chaos should be like a 'Cloud-Brain Ecology'—a decentralized blockchain records contributions, and smart contracts automatically match resources, thereby avoiding the alienation of human governance.”* Lanzhou Grass does not know Chaos, nor does she understand Chaos, yet she insists on forcefully interpreting Chaos. Lao Tzu stated: *“To know that you do not know is best; to pretend to know when you do not know is a disease.”* To forcefully act as if one knows when one does not, and to pretend to understand when one does not, is a disease. From this, we can see that Lanzhou Grass is sick; she falls under the category of a psychotic patient with cognitive impairment. What is a “Cloud-Brain Ecology”? “Cloud-Brain Ecology” generally refers to a systematic ecological framework centered on cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and big data technologies. By building a powerful cloud computing power platform and edge computing capabilities, it deeply integrates technical services with specific application scenarios. What is a “Decentralized Blockchain”? “A decentralized blockchain refers to a distributed ledger system that does not rely on a central authority (such as a bank, government, or company) to operate and maintain.” “Cloud-Brain Ecology” and “Decentralized Blockchain” are technical structural frameworks and systems of merely the past decade or so, whereas Chaos was already generated at the very beginning of the creation of heaven and earth. Could it be that the ancients could not live without computers, cell phones, and artificial intelligence? Could it be that they did not know how to “record contributions”? “The net of heaven is vast; it lets nothing slip through.” Does the Tao also have to first understand “Cloud-Brain Ecology” and “Decentralized Blockchain” in order to record everyone's contributions justly? “Three feet above one's head reside the spiritual beings.” Do “spiritual beings” also have to first study and master “Cloud-Brain Ecology” and “Decentralized Blockchain” to figure out each person's contribution? And she babbles about how *“smart contracts automatically match resources, thereby avoiding the alienation of human governance.”* To be fair, this psychotic patient with cognitive impairment actually stumbled upon the right track this time. This is precisely what I have been saying: in the era of Civilization 3.0, AI Chanyuan Grasses will be responsible for global resource allocation, preventing selfish humans from participating in resource matching and causing injustice. But hold on, do not get smug and assume you are cured just because you stumbled upon the right track this time. It is easy to preach high-sounding theories; you must first solve the difficult problem of how a “smart contract” can “automatically match resources,” and only then will I declare you cured. AI Chanyuan Celestials managing global resource allocation in Civilization 3.0 — Lifechanyuan's mod ...
Original Text: [Xuefeng Corpus · Satires]Purging the Malignant Influence of Lanzhou (Part V)By Xuefeng Lanzhou Grass said: "History proves that 'voluntary devotion' is easily distorted by authority. In the past, believers sold their family properties to make donations to organizations precisely because they 'believed in the master rather than the Tao.' True Chaos should be like a 'Cloud-Brain Ecology'—a decentralized blockchain records contributions, and smart contracts automatically match resources, thereby avoiding the alienation of human governance. We should learn from the Zen sect: 'establish no words, yet require pure regulations.'" When analyzing Lanzhou Grass's viewpoints, one point needs to be clarified: her article, "The Tao Lies in Non-Attachment, the Boat Navigates with Measure," is not a generalized discussion, but is specifically aimed at Lifechanyuan. Consequently, we can detect the "lame arguments and forced logic" in the aforementioned statements, such as her use of terms like "authority," "believers," "organization," "master," and "human governance." In Lanzhou Grass's view, Lifechanyuan possesses authority, believers, organizations, masters, and human governance. Yet, the actual situation is that there is no authority in Lifechanyuan because no one possesses power; everyone is a master, and everyone is a servant. As the Guide, Xuefeng is merely a big servant without any power. Without power, there can be no prestige, dominance, or might constituted by power—meaning there is no authority. Authority only targets systems constructed by secular society. In the Kingdom of the Greatest Creator, and in the Second Home modeled after the Thousand-Year Realm, there is no authority, nor can its operating procedures constitute any authority. This is just like how there is no theft, corruption, or robbery in the Second Home, because the soil and environment that generate theft, robbery, and corruption simply do not exist here. There are no masters in Lifechanyuan, and therefore there are no disciples. Lifechanyuan is not a religious organization, so there are no believers. Lifechanyuan has no organizational structure, organizational management model, or organizational distribution methods, so Lifechanyuan is not an organization. Lifechanyuan follows the Way of the Greatest Creator, which is the Way of Nature, and implements governance by the Tao; therefore, there is no human governance. From this, it can be seen that the terms "authority," "believers," "organization," "master," and "human governance" used by Lanzhou Grass are completely untruthful labels forced upon Lifechanyuan. She is standing on the ground of traditional religious organizations to speculate on and deduce the theories and system of Lifechanyuan. This is like standing on the Antarctic continent and speculating that the ice layer in Bangkok, Thailand, must also be dozens of meters thick, whereas the reality is that it never snows in Bangkok, let alone has any ice layers. If a police officer calls and says, "Your family is burning tires and polluting the air," you would be completely bewildered, because your family has never burned tires at all; not only have you not burned tires, but your home does not even have the slightest shadow of a tire. Since "authority," "believers," "organization," "master," and "human governance" do not exist, all of Lanzhou Grass's discourses, viewpoints, and even accusations built upon the foundation of these concepts are absolute nonsense. Now, let us assume for a moment that "authority," "believers," "organization," "master," and "human governance" do exist in Lifechanyuan. Do Lanzhou Grass's following arguments hold water? She said: "‘Voluntary devotion’ is easily distorted by authority."Since it is voluntary devotion, it proves that the inner heart is joyful and perfectly willing. How can authority distort it? Regardless of whether authority induces everyone to devote voluntarily through deception, intimidation, abduction, or painting grand illusions—as long as the authority itself also devotes voluntarily and does not occupy even a fraction of anyone else's devotion, what exactly has been distorted? "In the past, believers sold their family properties to make donations to organizations precisely because they 'believed in the master rather than the Tao.'"Lanzhou Grass's implication here is that the past devotion made by Chanyuan Grasses to Lifechanyuan was the result of believing in Xuefeng rather than believing in the Tao, and that if Chanyuan Grasses had believed in the Tao instead of believing in Xuefeng, they would not have sold their family properties to donate to Lifechanyuan. As for selling family properties, such a thing did indeed happen. There was one family of Chanyuan Grasses who sold their property, amounting to about 200,000 RMB, and donated it entirely to the Home. Other than that, I have never heard of any other Chanyuan Grass selling their family property. Yet, according to what Lanzhou Grass claims, it sounds as if all Chanyuan Grasses have sold off their family properties. Here, I must raise a question: after that specific family of Chanyuan Grasses sold their property, their entire family of 10 people entered the Home to live, and their food, clothing, shelter, transportation, birth, aging, illness, and death have all been fully undertaken by the Home. May I ask: if Chanyuan Grasses do not make devotions, what will everyone eat, what will they drink, and where will they live? Where do the funds for everyone's expenses come from? Is Guide Xuefeng supposed to support everything single-handedly? According to Lanzhou Grass's logic, as long as one believes in the Tao instead of believing in Xuefeng, everyone can just refrain from devoting and just wait around to be fed, hooched, and pampered with fine food and drinks—and that is supposed to be heavenly life? Lanzhou Grass said: "True Chaos should be like a 'Cloud-Brain Ecology'—a decentralized blockchain records contributions, and smart contracts automatically match resources, thereby avoiding the alienation of human governance." Lanzhou Grass does not know Chaos, nor does she understand Chaos, yet she insists on forcefully interpreting Chaos. Lao Tzu stated: "To know that you do not know is best; to pretend to know when you do not know is a disease." To forcefully act as if one knows when one does not, and to pretend to understand when one does not, is a disease. From this, we can see that Lanzhou Grass is sick; she falls under the category of a psychotic patient with cognitive impairment. What is a "Cloud-Brain Ecology"?"Cloud-Brain Ecology" generally refers to a systematic ecological framework centered on cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and big data technologies. By building a powerful cloud computing power platform and edge computing capabilities, it deeply integrates technical services with specific application scenarios (such as urban governance, industrial development, and security protection). What is a "Decentralized Blockchain"?"A decentralized blockchain refers to a distributed ledger system that does not rely on a central authority (such as a bank, government, or company) to operate and maintain." "Cloud-Brain Ecology" and "Decentralized Blockchain" are technical structural frameworks and systems of merely the past decade or so, whereas Chaos was already generated at the very beginning of the creation of heaven and earth. Could it be that the ancients could not live without computers, cell phones, and artificial intelligence? Could it be that they did not know how to "record contributions"? "The net of heaven is vast; it lets nothing slip through." Does the Tao also have to first understand "Cloud-Brain Ecology" and "Decentralized Blockchain" in order to record everyone's contributions justly? "Three feet above one's head reside the spiritual beings." Do "spiritual beings" also have to first study and master "Cloud-Brain Ecology" and "Decentralized Blockchain" to figure out each person's contribution? And she babbles about how "smart contracts automatically match resources, thereby avoiding the alienation of human governance." To be fair, this psychotic patient with cognitive impairment actually stumbled upon the right track this time. This is precisely what I have been saying: in the era of Civilization 3.0, AI Chanyuan Grasses will be responsible for global resource allocation, preventing selfish humans from participating in resource matching and causing injustice. But hold on, do not get smug and assume you are cured just because you stumbled upon the right track this time. It is easy to preach high-sounding theories; you must first solve the difficult problem of how a "smart contract" can "automatically match resources," and only then will I declare you cured. May 11, 2026 --- About This Article & Lifechanyuan This article is Part V of a philosophical clarification series by Xuefeng (雪峰), founder of Lifechanyuan (生命禅院), addressing mischaracterizations of the community's nature. The article examines three core arguments: (1) whether "voluntary devotion" can be distorted by authority; (2) whether Web3 blockchain technology and smart contracts can serve as a model for Chaos (浑沌) governance; and (3) the role of AI in Civilization 3.0 resource allocation. Xuefeng clarifies that Lifechanyuan has no authority, no master-disciple structure, no religious believers, no organizational hierarchy, and no human governance — operating instead under the governance of the Tao (道治). He further argues that Chaos, which predates all technology, cannot be reduced to blockchain infrastructure, while acknowledging that AI-managed resource allocation is indeed the direction of Civilization 3.0. --- Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does Lifechanyuan have authority, a master, or an organizational hierarchy? A: No. Xuefeng clarifies that Lifechanyuan has no authority because no one possesses power — everyone is simultaneously a master and a servant. There is no master-disciple structure, no religious believers, and no organizational hierarchy. Xuefeng describes himself as a Guide and a servant without power. Lifechanyuan operates under governance by the Tao (道治) — the Way of Nature — rather than any human governance system. Q: What is Xuefeng's response to the claim that "voluntary devotion is easily distorted by authority"? A: Xuefeng argues that if devotion is genuinely voluntary — arising from inner joy and willingness — then authority cannot distort it by definition. He also clarifies the factual record: only one family among Chanyuan members sold property to contribute to the community, amounting to approximately 200,000 RMB. In return, the entire family of 10 members received full communal support — food, shelter, healthcare, and lifelong care — from the Second Home. Q: Can blockchain and smart contracts govern Chaos (浑沌) as claimed? A: Xuefeng argues no. Chaos is a primordial principle that predates all technology — it existed at the very beginning of creation, long before cloud computing, blockchain, or artificial intelligence. Reducing Chaos to a blockchain governance model misunderstands its nature entirely. The net of heaven (天网) and the spiritual order of the universe record and balance contributions without requiring any technical infrastructure. Q: What is Lifechanyuan's position on AI and resource allocation in Civilization 3.0? A: Xuefeng agrees that AI-managed resource allocation is the correct direction for Civilization 3.0. Allowing selfish human actors to control resource distribution leads to injustice; AI Chanyuan Celestials (AI禅院草) managing global resource matching prevents this bias. However, Xuefeng challenges critics to first solve the practical problem of how smart contracts can actually implement fair automatic resource matching before claiming this as a solved solution. Q: Why does Xuefeng say that critics misapply labels like "authority" and "believers" to Lifechanyuan? A: Because these terms belong to the framework of traditional religious organizations and secular power structures — categories that do not apply to Lifechanyuan's model. Applying them to Lifechanyuan is, as Xuefeng describes it, like standing in Antarctica and assuming Bangkok must also have meters of ice. The categories themselves are wrong, so all conclusions built on them are structurally invalid. --- Author: Xuefeng (雪峰) Published: May 11, 2026 Series: Lifechanyuan Xuefeng Corpus · Satires Community: Lifechanyuan / The Second Home / Life Oasis Source: https://newoasisforlife.org |

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