Question: Why are there controversies over who really invented telephones first e.i. Meucci, Bell, Manzetti, etc.? Answer: This story is a very good example about how we look at history and how it actually unfolds. Driven by our inherently proud, individualistic, self-justifying nature we like to look at History as a chain of events great … More Learning To Ride Evolution’s Relentless Wave
Question: Have you ever witnessed someone having a sudden and complete reversal of a long-held political belief? Answer: Not really. But I have been witnessing masses of people losing faith in anything political, either not voting at all, not caring about what politicians say or do, or they vote for completely unusual, untested, unknown candidates … More Political Dead End
Question: Why aren’t most people who are fully convinced an all-powerful and merciful Deity loves them unconditionally, more happy? I’d be beside myself with joy Answer: I fully agree with you, after all if one senses an all-encompassing, benevolent force guiding the whole of reality, we should feel like in a mother’s womb, which is … More Feeling “God” By Becoming “Godly”
Question: Should I be excited for or scared of the future of the 21st century? Answer: It depends only on us! We have reached the first time in Human history where we have true free choice, when we can take our fate into our own hands. For the very first time masses of people are … More Taking The Fate Of Humanity Into Our Hands
Question: Can reincarnation mean that I have to relive my life over and over again until I get it right? Answer: No. We have nothing “to get right” as we are, we have been doing nothing wrong. Through our sequential life cycles we are simply collecting information, data which happens in an instinctive subconscious level, … More Reincarnating To Get To Know Ourselves
Question: Why is studying so important in life? Answer: “Studying” means collecting, computing information about our environment and about ourselves in order to survive, progress, grow. Thus any living creature constantly “studies”, otherwise we would not be able to exist. There are of course many levels of study, most of it is instinctive, serving a … More The Importance Of Study
Question: What is one thing you could do to make tomorrow better than today? Answer: In order to make things “better” we would need to be able to measure on an absolute scale what better/worse is. Normally we measure things according to a “sweet/bitter” scale, in other words we calculate how things will be better, … More Learning The Plan To Know What’s Right
Question: Is it true that failing equals success? Answer: Failure is half of the success. Without failures, without the contrast we gain by failures we could not even measure if we were successful or not. A child that keeps rebuilding a LEGO construct while constantly breaking, “mis-building” it could never learn properly how to build, … More There’s No Success Without Failure
Question: If we could run a patch update as you do with software, to fix a design flaw in the human body, what would you fix? Answer: Actually this is exactly what we are supposed to do, to run a software patch to upgrade ourselves in order to integrate ourselves into Nature’s perfect, cosmic network. … More Evolutionary Software Patch
Question: What are the most optimistic philosophical views? Answer: The only optimistic philosophical view is one that becomes implemented in practice. Usually philosophy is “airy”, it can be very catchy and attractive as it lacks realistic, mundane “earthly” foundations. A philosopher can devise a theory without limits, without considering natural laws or our inherent Human … More Turning Philosophy Into Practical Science
Entering The Force-Field 