Philosophy

What They Don’t See (Is What Matters)

Often it’s not what you see It’s what you DON’T SEE   Of course, with knowledge – knowing what you DON’T KNOW is considered a virtue Everyone knows something But mistakes are made when you think you know something – but you don’t If you know you don’t know – you can work around it, …

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Philosophy

The Fallacy Of Intangible

There’s the well-defined, and there’s the intangible   relationships fairness attitude intention effort will intuition confidence worth goodness authenticity attraction   But what does INTANGIBLE mean? Does it mean those things don’t exist? Does it mean those things are effectively intractable, UNCONTROLLABLE? And therefore IRRELEVANT practically?   See that’s the fallacy of intangible, if you …

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Philosophy

How’d You RATE Your Expertise?

“How’d you RATE your EXPERTISE?”   I think this is an EXCELLENT question to ask oneself, or to ask someone, when you’re trying to determine the REALITY, make DECISIONS, decide what is TRUE and what is not, decide what is PLAUSIBLE and HOW PLAUSIBLE   How’d you rate your EXPERTISE, 1 to 10?   Now …

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Philosophy

Why Some Super-Successful Go Conspiratorial

Genius is indeed madness When you’re super brilliant — you risk sometimes being super crazy. That’s the price of trying new, crazy things. But if you pull it off — you’re a genius. Not everyone can be a genius. And likely the genius knew EVERYTHING there was to know — BEFORE he transcended it, pushed …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

UNLEARNING

Which hand do you brush your teeth with? Try switching to the other hand It’s not so comfortable, is it Now, imagine that the other hand is actually your stronger hand, It ought to perform this task better, But you’re not going to believe it, are you? You trained your other hand to brush your …

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Philosophy Spirituality World

Selfishness Compass

One could conceive of selfishness compass It would comprise of two axes Horizontal could measure the degree of self-absorption, self-interest Vertical could measure the degree of IGNORANCE   At an extreme left there would be utter self-absorption, utter self-obsession, with utmost disregard for the interest of others, An utterly solipsistic perspective No inhibition in disregarding …

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Philosophy

What Is A NEW Perspective, Actually?

What is a NEW perspective?   New perspective is one of the two things: Someone looking further, or deeper, or broader Or someone looking from a different angle, different perspective   Looking deeper, further, broader, is a function of lens, is it not? And what are the characteristics of the lens? Maybe it can zoom …

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