Philosophy World

Complex Modern World Made Us All Incompetent Idiots

What is an idiot? Let’s define an idiot as following generalisation: -someone not only incompetent -but practically unlikely to achieve competence -thus not only not helpful, but harmful to the subject being dealt with   Are most man idiots? Yes they are   We live in a complex world: -Complex global systems -Complex big economy …

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Lifestyle

RICHER means NOT number – but VALUE

AMOUNT (OF MONEY, resource) is just one of the myriad variables But it’s PRODUCTS and SERVICES which just FLUCTUATE like CRAZY in PRICES and subsequent VALUE As well as one’s NEEDS   Thus the CHANGES IN THE MARKET, in the products and services available, actually impact the bottom line MORE than the number on one’s …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Don’t Find Yourself In The Wrong Pursuit

You are only what you did today. Only what you tangibly improved today matters. Only what you tangibly improved today is real. You are only defined by what you tangibly did better today. You are only worthy if you were worthy today. Only good if you were good today. Not yesterday, and NOT tomorrow. I’ve …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Either Give Up Or Do Better

Either give up or do better. Never get used to failure. Never fail without good reason. Either give up already — or IMPROVE.   It’s not “persistence” if you’re NOT improving. Either IMPROVE — or GIVE UP already. Even smallest improvement is a victory. But NOT improving is NOT acceptable.   We have too many …

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Philosophy World

You Are An Individual And You Are The World

Apparently you are not the only human on earth Therefore you invariably impact others — and are impacted by others You came into the world built by others and you will die in a world predominately built by others How much of your life do you think you can even take credit for? You are …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Solvable and Unsolvable Problems, Overcoming

There are problems you solve — and there are problems you consistently fail to solve.   What characterises problems you consistently fail to solve? -Too big and complex for you to even get going. Barrier of entry, barrier to even starting to make a change is too steep -“Simple but not easy”: hidden layers of …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

OVERTHINKING and OVERACTING

There’s overthinking and overacting. There’s a balance to find.   The QUICKER you can test and tinker and iterate — the less you have to think. Why bother thinking — if problem naturally solves itself anyway.   If the problem is NOT solving itself however — is when you obviously should stop and STRATEGISE. Repeating …

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