Question: What other reasons do people go into sociology other than to “make the world a better place”, i.e. to counter inequality and human rights? Answer: I honestly don’t know. But I know that unfortunately neither sociology, nor politics, economics, philosophy or any other of our current measures can make the world a better place, … More Making The World A Better Place
Question: Why is it so rare to find a truly disciplined person? Answer: Because “discipline” in itself doesn’t work. Creating a “military style” framework, habit makes sense only when it is created for an overall goal, purpose one wants to achieve. And this overall goal, purpose has to be steadfast, “engraved” into one’s life, ruling … More Lack Of Discipline
Question: If given a choice, what would be the one thing that you would change about the world, and why? Answer: There is only one thing that needs changing in the world anyway: to change our attitude, how we relate to the world, how we relate to others. By default – driven by our inherently … More The Power Of Attitude
Question: Why doesn’t life turn out the way you expect it to ? How can I change that? Answer: Life doesn’t turn out the way we expect to, because our expectations are off the mark. Driven by our inherently self-centered, subjective nature we believe in total individual free choice, we believe that we can make … More Unfulfilled Expectations
Question: Why don’t people acknowledge the need to be selfless? Answer: Because such a notion does not exist in our original operating software. Even if we say, write, repeat the word “selfless” we do not actually comprehend it! We are born with a 100% self-serving, self-justifying, egoistic and subjective nature. All our calculations return to … More Only A Selfish Egoist, That Knows Oneself Can Strive To Become Selfless!
Question: What do adults struggle with that teenagers don’t know about? Answer: It is mostly the growing responsibility on their shoulder towards their families, work commitment, towards their society. Today in the fully integrated and interdependent world we can add to this our growing, mutual responsibility towards one another on a global scale, as we … More Great, Mutual Responsibility
Question: How do you like to ‘ground’ yourself? Answer: Exactly as the expression suggests – I need to set roots into the right, fertile soil. Whether we like it or not – and our inherently proud, individualistic ego protests till the end – we are the product of the environment we exist in. So in … More Planting Ourselves Into The Right Environment
Question: What makes us more human? Answer: Human – Adam in Hebrew originating from the expression “similar” – is a “creature” that becomes similar to Nature’s perfect, fully integrated, interdependent system, by acquiring the “godly qualities” of selfless, unconditional love and bestowal above and despite the inherently selfish, hateful and greedy Human nature. As a … More Becoming More Human
Question: Why does modern society disregard science and facts, favor opinions over research and evidence, and challenge scientific authority that aims to help society? Answer: This is very multi-faceted question. First of all our generation is the most closed-minded and ignorant in Human history. We don’t care about anything else, but to fulfill our instinctive, … More The End Of The World As We Know It…
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
Entering The Force-Field 