Question: Why we are never truly satisfied? Answer: Our inherent “matter” is an insatiable, exponentially growing desire for pleasures. Today the larger part of Humanity lives in societies where we have more abundance available than kings used to have a few generations ago. Still we are becoming increasingly emptier, depressed, we turn to all kinds … More I Can Get No Satisfaction…But Together We Can
Question: What is the most plausible part of life? Answer: The most plausible part, principle of life is that I have to live for my own sake. After all I was born with a proudly individualistic self, I feel myself existing in a hostile world where I can’t trust others or the system, and seemingly … More The Most Plausible Misunderstanding
Question: Would you say that ‘happy’ or ‘unhappy’ is the baseline for humanity? Answer: Yes, we can say that. Our “matter”, the engine that drives us is the desire for fulfilment, pleasures for ourselves. We constantly need to feel a state of contentment, “happiness” which comes from the perfect fulfilment of our desires. The fact … More Happy Human Network
Question: Have you led a satisfactory life? Answer: Not yet. Satisfaction, complete fulfilment comes with achieving an overall goal in life. And I haven’t reached that goal, revealing and accomplishing our Human purpose in existence yet. Since it is a purpose that is common, mutual for all of us, we can only achieve, accomplish it … More A Satisfactory Life
Question: You are given the option to either eliminate all poverty or become a billionaire instantly and for life. Which do you choose? Answer: I think based on how our world turned out, even egoistically we can conclude that being a billionaire in a world that is still full of poverty, suffering is not good. … More “Sharing Is Caring”
Question: What is your life philosophy in 3 sentences? Answer: My life philosophy in three (long) sentences: If I remain within my inherently selfish, egoistic nature, I will inevitably, instinctively harm others, constantly making calculations, succeeding at the expense of others. Thus in order to stop harming others, facilitate mutual problem solving first I need … More Life Philosophy
Question: What’s the best mindset to have in life? Answer: We are all born with an exclusive mindset. Our inherently self-serving, self-justifying nature operates this exclusive mindset, subjective perception of reality, where only I am important and all the calculations are about my fulfilment, well-being. But this is not a good mindset for life in … More The Right Mindset
Question: Do we need others in our life? Answer: We could say that “we only need others in our life”. On my own I am nothing else but a small, fearful, instinctive animal that desperately tries to survive day to day in a hostile world. Or we could say that on our own we are … More Human Interdependence
Question: When does all life stop? Answer: We could turn the question upside down saying: “Has it all started yet?” What is life? Are we actually “living” yet? Are we living the life – a truly Human life – we are supposed to live? I think if we examine Nature’s magnificent system in an objective, … More Are We Living Yet?
Question: Should we sacrifice today so that our children have a better tomorrow? Why do you think so? Answer: In a way yes. We have to sacrifice our inherently self-serving, self-justifying, egoistic and hateful nature in order to build a better future for everybody. Finally, today we have started to understand that there is only … More Self-Sacrifice
Entering The Force-Field 