Philosophy Now Forum

Tangent : It is interesting that.... 1. ATT was passed upon many years ago by a well known oil entrepreneur. 2. HP passed on being the owner of the Apple circuit board. Oooops, huge error. 3. Included with Jobs and the WOZ, was a 3rd guy who had a 10% stake in the company. He got too nervous and re...

What an amazing statement. Yes! I agree......... There is a LOT to be said about this matter. Here is just 1 thing. Have you ever been among a lot of people like at a grocery store or a concert or any type of gathering and then get a "feel" off of someone, a "knowing", a "se...

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by Wayne Dyer.

"If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change."

Mark

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THIS................is an AWESOME quote.
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Huh..........maybe on occasion (or more often) I'll post something like this below. Then share my thoughts on it. . . aa.JPG . . This is a good example on why judging is not likely a good thing to do. Each of us, 100%, have grown up with different experiences. Oh wait. Let's say that better......I'l...

There are times I think of going "deep". Like in this quote from Lao-Tzu.

Makes sense if the primary goal is getting it right (that is, accuracy). However, especially in casual situations, I'm more interested in the entertainment value in seeing how close to accurate I can be given imperfect and incomplete information. I'd say the primary goal is making oneself and there...

Perhaps I misunderstood. I thought "judging" was judging people, not traffic situations. So I meant the guy in the car judging you (based on your action, or in this case: inaction). I absolutely agree the act of judging others implies you're better than them, which is ego inflating. I als...