Question: What’s your reaction to this statement from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez about political moderation: “Moderate is not a stance. It’s just an attitude towards life of, like, ‘meh’”? Answer: Well, most of the time I would not agree with what this young lady expresses, but this time I think she has a point. What we … More Becoming Widely Polarised
Question: If you didn’t care what anyone thought, what would you do? Answer: If I didn’t care what anyone thought then I would remain an instinctive animal, locked into its own, inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egotistic and subjective bubble. We become Human through the positive, mutually supportive, mutually complementing and mutually fulfilling relationships with each other. … More We Do Need To Care About What Others Think!
Question: What are the main effects of science on our life? Answer: It depends on the science. As we can increasingly see, our usual, classical sciences have hit a wall in exploring our reality, thus they are unable to help us to solve our everyday problems. Most of sciences have become theoretical as especially quantum … More The Perfect Scientist With Quantum Perception
Question: How can I activate my subconscious mind? Answer: I think there are many teachings, techniques today that teach how to access the “subconscious” mind, although as long as we keep searching inside ourselves we would reach the same dead end: our inherently egotistic, self-serving, self-justifying, subjective cocoon. In other words inside ourselves we will … More Accessing The Collective Subconscious
Question: How do you differentiate between nationalism, separatism, and supremacy? Answer: We are all born with an inherently proud, individualistic, self-centered, self-justifying and distrusting nature. We all have a strong sense of individual and national (tribal) identity. This tribal identity is interesting as it can group us together alongside such “artificial” constructs as sports teams … More Nationalism, Separatism, Supremacy
Question: Is marriage necessary in life? Why or why not? Answer: Yes, it is necessary. We can define marriage as a committed, “life long” partnership of two otherwise egotistic, individualistic people. Without such a mutually committed relationship we can never learn how to make true compromises and rise above our self-serving, self-justifying instincts. Without such … More The Covenant Of Marriage As A Tool Against Egoism
Question: What risk should I take every day? Answer: Take the risk of giving up your own personal opinions, thoughts and desires and accept the opinions, thoughts and desires of a unique, purposeful mutually supportive and mutually complementing environment you built for yourself. Especially in our modern, fully integrated and interdependent world the “collective mind”, … More Reasonable Risk Taking
Question: Has globalization been the cause of rising costs of living worldwide? Answer: It is interesting – as you can see from the answers – that many people are not even aware of the cost of living rising, although even in such small places where I live for example – in a small town in … More What’s Wrong With Globalization?
Question: What is something that’s underrated in this day and age? Answer: In this day and age, when only superficial, fake looks, actions are taken into consideration, when we measure everything through material possessions, through one’s monetary worth, the most underrated thing is “Human connection”. We think we connect through social media, that we have … More Let’s Micro-Date!… Really?!
Question: Should globalization be blamed for the transfer of immoral culture? Answer: No. Globalization – living in a globally integrated and fully interdependent Human society – is not something “man-made”. It is an evolutionary necessity, we evolved into such a world since otherwise Humanity would not be able to survive in a cosmic Natural system … More The Evolutionary Necessity Of Globalization, And Our “Immoral Decline”
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