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Helpless, bandit, intelligent and stupid
“Cipolla divides people into four categories: helpless, bandit, intelligent and stupid. In any normal interaction between two people, he contends, the helpless person suffers a loss while the other gains. The bandit exacts a benefit while levying a loss on the other. The intelligent person gains while enabling the other person also to gain. The…
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Ignore it! Politics and media
Discussing bad actions or people who clearly act intentionally reckless only empowers their bad behavior.
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Misunderstanding of power
Cult of power (The concept of “cult of power,” for instance, such as one that fuels fascism, is an outdated idea that reflects reactive behavior. ) is an archaic concept, indicative of reactive behavior. All this masculinity, conservative, closed-minded perspectives… Real power is soft, flexible, and open-minded, with a balanced disposition. True value does not…
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Resilience
Don’t be enormous, small means flexible and more viable.
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It is all simple… when you understood it
The world is complex, yet it all boils down to a couple of simple fundamental concepts. Ideologically, simplicity is a condensed comprehension that the mind naturally arrives at as a result of the reason’s movement to pack and distribute universe reflections.
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Waves of consciousness
Consciousness works and moves like waves; it’s a dynamic procedural phenomenon. You have a frequency on which you vibrate. The best state is obviously the solid, steady, balanced one. It should not be too fast; it should not be too slow. Real genius works on a steady, solid consciousness’ wave frequency. It has a nice…
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Genesis of Value
The birth of value usually occurs without labeling the value itself as valuable That is, when a sharp concept, a catchy word, brand, or product emerges, its creators cannot yet be sure that it is truly valuable. They only feel that yes, this is the right essence. Time then amplifies this value through space of…
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Consciousness is based on unconscious
Consciousness is a facade for the vast ocean of the unconscious that dwells beneath, shaping the perceptions and decisions in ways we scarcely comprehend. We often mistake the lighthouse for the sea, unaware that the true essence of our being lies in the depths we seldom explore.
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Mechanism of acting
What we are—a combination of suborganized cells That original cell never actually stopped growing and sustaining life You originally consist of the same cell that came from your parents, which never stopped living before and continue in the same manner. It’s no surprise that highly sub-organized cells with limited reproduction functions, such as skin, are…
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Phone… stop
Don’t immediately reach for your phone when you’re tired or bored. Instead, confront this emptiness head-on. Productivity and happiness significantly improve when you do this. Instead of feeds, prepare a stack of engaging activities, such as books (both challenging and enjoyable), informative websites (use the internet a few times a day, but not more), and…
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Quality is experience
If quality is experience, then what kind is it? Imagine a more refined and clear experience, one that’s more focused and truthful, even in its aesthetic aspects. Inferior experiences can actually enhance the superior ones, like a supportive foundation.
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Re-focus, leisure
“Refinement of experience”, discovery of what is hidden under multi-layered layers of human consciousness
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how strong you are
It’s easy to check how strong you are by seeing how open you are to suffering and transformations
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Fearless experience
Maintain a fearless disposition and accept any experience, find benefits as it is. In any case, life is short, don’t be afraid.
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Oversaturated capitalism transitions into oligarchies
The difference in rights is not equal to the difference in opportunities. Capitalism without humanism smoothly transitions into oligarchies and fascism. We are all people… it’s okay to want the best and strive for wealth, but one must stop, neutralize, and help others at some point of growth. It’s easy to manipulate and deceive poor…
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Filter emotions
It’s perfectly normal to seek an emotional filter today. Emotions are often perceived as uncontrollable, but they can be managed through careful understanding and a cool, neutral perspective. Emotions can be exploited, causing harm, especially in political and mass media contexts. Art can also exploit emotions, such as the pseudo-sad piano melodies often used in…
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Random
“A mind that, at any given moment, knows all the forces that set nature in motion and the position of all the atoms that comprise it, and is vast enough to subject these data to analysis, could encompass in a single law the movement of the biggest the smallest; for such a mind, nothing would…