Question: What was the hardest truth you ever had to tell someone? Do you regret telling them? Answer: In my profession I am forced to tell very unpleasant diagnosis to patients, when joint replacements become infected and have to be removed, or when someone has cancer. These are truth, news we are obliged to tell … More Telling The Inconvenient Truth
Question: What economic philosophies are due for change? Answer: Our present, most popular economic model – free market capitalism – is based on the most fundamental “Human truth”: “what is mine is mine, what is yours is yours”. In other words what I can legally, using my abilities and the given conditions I can acquire, … More Outdated Economic Philosophy
Question: What is the keys for maintaining consistent sense of happiness? Answer: In order to maintain a consistent sense of happiness we first need to know the certain method that leads to happiness. Since true happiness is a unique, positive, collective emotional impression that arises from purposefully built, mutually supportive and mutually fulfilling Human connections, … More The Key For Consistent Happiness
Question: What is the most important thing to succeed in life? Answer: An overall, worthy, Human goal, purpose one can aim at, constantly measure oneself against. And a unique, closed, purposeful, mutually supportive, mutually complementing environment that constantly highlights, supplies, strengthens that goal, providing the support and inspiration for successfully reaching it.
Question: Do you live your life in harmony with the world around you? Answer: At the moment I do not, but I am working on it with others who are also very much interested in achieving balance in Human societies. By default we are all born with an inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egotistic and subjective nature. … More Finding Harmony
Question: Does any individual neuron have meaning or is it just the collection of neurons that creates meaningful thoughts? Answer: The proper function of the nervous system depends on the connection in between the cells. But even the perfectly functioning system does not provide our thoughts, or our consciousness. Instead we can look at our … More Our Brain As A Modem
Question: Do we as a society lack personal responsibility? How can this be fixed? Answer: Yes we totally lack personal and collective responsibility. This is due to our inherently self-centered, self-justifying, subjective consciousness and perception that locks all of us into our introverted cocoons where we care only about ourselves. And this has catastrophic consequences … More Lack Of Responsibility
Question: What are the first 10 actions that should be done to change the world? Answer: I am not sure if I will reach ten at the end but let us start: In order to change something first we have to recognize the need for change. I think today most people – unless they are … More 10 Steps To Change The World
Question: What is the hardest thing about friendship? Answer: The hardest thing about friendship is annuling ourselves towards the friends against, above our inherently self-serving, self-justifying nature. Friendship is true only when it’s based on mutual guarantee, where the principle of “love your friends as yourself” is implemented in practice in a way that it … More True Friendship Is Hard
Question: What decides your personality? Is it just your life experiences and upbringing, or something else? Answer: There is a famous article (The Freedom) by Rav Yehuda Ashlag – a great empirical, natural scientist of our times – describing the 4 factors influencing, composing who we are. These 4 factors are our genetic inheritance, our … More Products Of The Environment
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