Question: What’s the best reason to do anything that’s nearly impossible? Answer: The best reason to do anything that is nearly or completely impossible is to test and reach the limit of our selfish abilities. Reaching a breaking point where we want to do, achieve something with all our might and we feel that life … More Mission Impossible – To Make True Life Possible!
Question: If we continue to compare our lives to those who appear to have more does it negatively impact our mentality? Answer: Not necessarily. First of all we can’t help comparing ourselves to others. We are all born with an egocentric, self-justifying, competitive nature. It is much more important to us whether we have more … More Comparing Ourselves To Others
Question: Do successful people view their own life as a competition and always want to challenge themselves? Answer: We are all born with a ruthlessly, exclusively competitive nature. We are all born selfish egoists who enjoy succeeding at the expense of others. But successful people, those at the top of the “Human pyramid” has a … More Learning Healthy Competition
Question: Do you believe that humans will ultimately be the cause of their own extinction? What will be the main contributor to the self demise of humanity? Answer: If we continue developing according to our inherently selfish, egocentric, hateful and greedy nature, instinctively exploiting, consuming everything for our own reward, profit, then we will inevitably … More Preventing Human Extinction In The Last Minute
Question: How did you learn your true worth as a human being? Answer: Our true worth as Human beings can only be measured in unique, closed, mutually supportive and mutually complementing Human environments, “laboratories”. Our worth is measured according to our positive, useful, complementing cooperation in society, according to our contribution to the whole collective. … More Measuring A Human’s Worth
Question: Why does making yourself have a purpose in life make you so sleepy? Answer: Because identifying an overall purpose and sticking to it through everything is against our inherently selfish, egoistic nature, that doesn’t want to move out of comfort zone unless it can receive greater pleasures or it had to escape immediate pain, … More Tiring Purpose
Question: As an atheist, what are your expectations for the afterlife? Are you afraid? Answer: I am neither an atheist, nor a religious person according to the definitions we use today. I am an empirical scientist, studying the most fundamental Natural science in the world. With the purposeful, practical method this science provides we can … More Scientific Pursuit Of Eternity
Question: Have you ever made your own slide rule? How did you do it? Answer: I didn’t make an actual slide rule myself, I inherited a beautiful old one from my grandfather made of ivory (before using ivory was banned). On the other hand I acquired another, more symbolic “side-rule” that helps me measure myself … More Human “Slide-Rule”
Question: If people knew the real you — your weaknesses and failings, your strengths and successes — how much would their opinions of you change? What would surprise them the most? Answer: It depends on the circumstances, on the environment it happens in. In the usual society nobody dares to open up to others, nobody … More Opening Up Through Mutual Trust
Question: Why do people see faces in seemingly random things where no face has been drawn, painted, etched, etc.? Answer: We have this inherent tendency to “humanise” everything, to clothe inanimate, vegetative, animate parts of Nature into Human emotions, attributes. And instinctively we are actually very close to the truth. Although we think we exist … More Emotional Universe
Entering The Force-Field 