Philosophy

If Both Sides Of The Argument Hate You

If both sides of the argument hate you, what does it mean?   In a typical polarisation of views around a subjects, we could consider: -A set of beliefs that both sides agree with -A set of beliefs that only side A agrees with -A set of beliefs that only side B agrees with -A …

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Lifestyle

Your Needs Are But Bad Habits

What does it mean you need something?   Does it mean it is required for you to accomplish your goals? Does it mean it’s presence has a positive impact on your well-being, your happiness? Does it mean it’s absence has a negative impact on your well-being, your happiness?   I suppose if this was the …

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Philosophy Spirituality

When You Feel Love

There’s the lovely Which is the good, the beautiful, the uplifting, the worth living for… etc. The point is not to define it. Let’s just call it “LOVELY”   You and I are only so capable of finding the LOVELY, and experiencing LOVE It’s for we are distracted, myopic, narrow-minded, egotic, and POISONED The poison …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Unless You’re Extraordinary — Why Should Anything But Ordinary Apply To You?

There’s the ordinary — and there’s the extraordinary. There’s ordinary men, taking ordinary actions, getting ordinary outcomes. And there’s extraordinary men, taking extraordinary actions, getting extraordinary outcomes.   It anything wrong with that logic? Only one thing. It’s not set in stone, obviously. There’s the element of luck Quite a significant one. You can have …

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Philosophy

Human Flaws vs MIND-viruses

There are normal, ubiquitous, domesticated, elementary human flaws. And there are MIND-VIRUSES.   Natural, normal humans flaws, are for instance: -laziness -lack of energy -desire -moods -carelessness -imperfection, fallibility -etc   FLAWS are not even always flaws, really: Emotions have a purpose Desire obviously has a purpose Energy obviously is exhausted — then regenerated The …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

FULL RESPONSIBILITY — or NONE

Always take either FULL responsibility — or NONE.   If something matters — you take responsibility. You personally make sure that it succeeds. Because you care, because it matters   If something doesn’t matter, if something is not so important — then you don’t have to take responsibility You can dabble There’s nothing wrong with …

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