Question: What will the landscape of media be like in 5-10 years? Answer: It depends. As it unfolds today the media – including the entertainment industry – has become one of the strongest weapon of war, as a well-oiled, ruthless and shameless propaganda machinery in the hands of a few. This tendency will continue removing … More The Future Of Media
Question: What is something that goes unnoticed in everyday life but we can’t live without? Answer: Although the fact that we live, evolved into a “global village”, globally integrated and interdependent world hints at it, we still don’t take seriously, we still do not grasp how much we are intricately integrated with each other, how … More Unseen Network
Question: Do you think the fear of running out of money in retirement is overblown? Answer: If that money relates to securing one’s basic, natural, healthy and modern necessities, then this fear, concern is not overblown. And we know how much people in retirement struggle to make ends meet in many countries, regardless of their … More Productive Retirement
Question: If you could do anything that would noticeably improve society, what would it be? Answer: In our age of the “Global Village” the only thing that could improve the state of our societies is learning how to build positive, mutually responsible and mutually complementing connections, cooperation above and against our inherently selfish, hateful and … More Improving Human Society
Question: Why is there an epidemic of loneliness in our current society? Answer: Because we have reached the self-destructive peak of our egotistic Human development. Our inherently egocentric, self-serving, subjective, distrusting and hateful nature has closed us into our own introverted fortresses. Young people avoid marriage, they don’t want their own children, entire nations are … More Loneliness Epidemic
Question: Do you think social media makes human connections easier or harder? Answer: I think it depends on us, who use social media. Social media has a great potential to build mutual connections “above time, space and motion”, but we have to get our intentions right first, we have to scrutinize why and how we … More How We Use Social Media
Question: What would the most politically correct person be like? Would they be nice? It seems like PC people aren’t usually the nicest or happiest. Answer: When one is forced into an unnatural, artificial, pretense state all the time, one cannot be “nice”. Moreover in order to keep such an artificial state alive one has … More The Oppressive Dogma Of Political Correctness
Question: Is there one memory that you use to compare what happiness is “supposed” to feel like to you? Answer: I try to use one “memory” I do not actively remember: being in the mother’s womb. There is no more perfect, blissful state than being instantly, perfectly unquestionably cared for without the need to ask. … More Building Society On The Best “Memory”
Question: How do you define politics? Answer: Politics and economics are very special indicators, diagnostic symptoms of the actual society. They represent the state of the human interconnections in that society. Due to the “purely Human element” of politics it gives us a more less complicated, precise, sharper diagnosis of who we are, how we … More Defining Politics
Question: Have you ever witnessed someone having a sudden and complete reversal of a long-held political belief? Answer: Not really. But I have been witnessing masses of people losing faith in anything political, either not voting at all, not caring about what politicians say or do, or they vote for completely unusual, untested, unknown candidates … More Political Dead End
Entering The Force-Field 