Family of mankind in Classical Humanist framework supercedes genetic family at age 25.

A human lifespan is roughly 100 years-- if you're lucky. Larouche talks about 25 years to educate a new generation. I'd say that's about right. For those 25 years, the ties to the genetic family are going to pretty heavy-- give or take-- depending on circumstances. From what I've experienced, however-- by 25-- that "family" no longer "exists" in any meaninful sense especially because so many people are off course in life-- and that includes most parents and brothers and sisters. So the "family" one is raised in no longer "operates"-- it's no longer a system. There are psychological connections but those connections are as much a problem as anything else. The problem is that the individual must "graduate" one way or another to the larger philosphical family of mankind in the universe-- and there are descriptions of that--- That's what religions were supposed to be doing- but they all failed... and now along comes "Classical Humanism"-- which is where I see common ground for everyone. THAT is the family I'm currently a member of-- not the original genetic family who I now see as mean-spirited, disconnected from reality and dupes of the British empire. That goes for all my ex-wives too. Nobody I've even known has joined me in Classical Humanism let along Classical futurehumanism. Too bad. The view is very interesting. It took me 25 years longer-- to age 43-50 to "get there"-- but I feel I made it-- and it's great. I'm adding my own update-- which includes cryonics and I feel pretty confident that I can now work with Larouche people to pull the world forward and conquer the British and their synchophants and dupes-- including the ones in cryonics and life extension. Classical cryonics will survive long term-- secular cryonics is in big trouble-- philosophically because it cedes to the British empire who wish to depopulate the Earth and do not see man as in a unique phase space of creative reason above the animals.