Philosophy

Honesty / Meanness

Honesty can appear as meanness but meanness can never pass up as honesty – as some would like to believe.   Is it integrity, valiant shielding of the truth — or is he just a mean person? Insecure person? Ambitious person? Angry person?   If truth can’t defend itself then who are you to defend …

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Philosophy

Invalidating The Rules

Invalidating the rules is more beneficial then validating them.   There is no benefit from validating the held truths. Modus operandi stays the same – and so do the results.   There is everything to gain from invalidating the status quo. Including better methods which lead to better yields.   When you’re entering uncharted territory …

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Philosophy Spirituality

Broken Men Can’t Fix The World

To one who knew too much suffering — it’s only natural for him to bring more suffering. You call it revenge or you call it justice — it’s just revenge.   For every blustering “hero of justice” there’s some kid that’s been bullied, some young man who has been mistreated.   Alas broken men can’t …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

PROFESSIONALISM

One either does something to get something or does something just to do it. If it’s the former then anything less then COMPLETE PROFESSIONALISM is just nonsensical.   Professionalism is identical with intelligence identical with awareness, high discernment. You’re either aware what must be done or not. You either do what must be done or …

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Philosophy

College is Not Predicated On Learning

College is not predicated on learning, self-betterment, or even signalling. College is predicated on comfort and indolence. Students get the comfort of going “the right way”. Society gets the comfort of schooling “the right experts”. Employers get the comfort of hiring “the right people”. All based on the construct we comfortably espoused. …when the one …

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Philosophy Spirituality

Thought is Not Intelligence

Intelligence is not the act of thinking. Intelligence is a quality. Thinking can be either intelligent or stupid. It’s usually stupid. Stupid, and repetitive!   Thinking is often glorified. Especially the vain thinking, stupid thinking. Which leads to more stupid thinking.   Intelligence doesn’t need thought. We only need so much thought to survive, or …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Analyse The Feedback

If you were learning from your mistakes – you wouldn’t have to read a single book throughout your lifetime.   Lessons from life aren’t just more numerous then the book lessons. The difference between theoretical knowledge and APPLIED knowledge is just an INCOMPARABLE GULF.   ANALYSE THE FEEDBACK. ANALYSE THE FEEDBACK. ANALYSE THE FEEDBACK. Everyone …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Crazy person can be expected to act crazy. This doesn’t mean a sane person is always sensible.   Distressed person can be expected to be incoherent (and should be). This doesn’t mean a calm person necessarily makes sense.   Don’t give too much credit just because the person looks MORE creditable IN COMPARISON with it’s …

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