Sparked by Jevons paradox, I have a theory that the more efficient the technology we make available, the more of our energy it will suck in. And I don’t think I’m wrong. Many offices now work 24/7
If we invent technology that increases productivity manyfold, shouldn't it reduce the work hours? And we think technology is making our lives better. Duh!
- You know what, there's no God; we're totally on our own! That means we can do anything! Heck, we don't even have free will! It's just the laws of physics determining what we do. Isn't that, um.. something?
- Yes, quite a progress that is for the humanity. We're doing great!
When I will need what you can give, I will talk to you. When you will need what I can give, you will talk to me. It's always that way with everyone; whether we acknowledge it or not
If looking at a drunkard dancing on a public street, you get depressed for not having good enough reasons to enjoy life like him, then there's a serious problem with your world-view
A spiritualist can not solve any problem of the world, because contentedness with the way of the world is the hallmark of spiritual development. Solutions, if at all, are found by seeing problems as problems. But a spiritualist is too mature to be bothered by anything but what af...
Imagine you are a company. Your "self" is the product. Society is the market. You want to be successful. How will you be(-have)? Isn't it true that customer satisfaction is the key? This might give you some insight for making a good life
Limiting interaction with people – interacting more with real-world people (mostly a few close friends and relatives) and less (or not at all) with virtual-world people – is so mentally relieving! If you are addicted to virtual-world and mostly keeping in gloomy mood, try this th...