Needless to say, evolution did not keep pace with the development of the human brain. It gave them a killing tool – the brain, but forgot, or maybe it didn’t have the time to evolve the moral backbone. 100,000 years ago, man, the “Homo sapiens” race, became the greatest predator and made his species famous …
The world is quantized, which is made of little bricks. And so it turns out that time has the lowest value. Space too. Force. Power. Action of course. Acceleration. Entropy. These are all physical values. You can read more here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/physics/0309118.pdf. What does this mean in practice? I think these bricks are an emanation of …
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Physics is not completely symmetrical. There are experiments stating that the particles with left-handed rotation behave differently than the right-handed and it is not about the direction of rotation. The antimatter is significantly less than matter. Reversing time will not return the universe to the initial state, i.e. the lack of symmetry over time. And …
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We are teaching our children the rules of carrot and stick. When they are polite, get a reward and when naughty gather punishment. We actually teach them to be real consumers. Good obedient citizens, righteous audience members, whether they like it or not. Pavlov himself would laugh at how susceptible we are to his theory …
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In the beginning there is lust, desire. If we do not take up the topic, i.e. we do not escalate, this natural stream of thoughts will pass and disappear. If, on the other hand, we start to escalate this experience to have an enhanced stimuli, then we start to assess the situation and the object …
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Yes, I think that as a consequence we get what we want, not what we deserve. This is a fundamental difference. We have a world of rights, not obligations. It is only up to us what we get from the world and others. Some people will think it’s actually fun and a bit unfair, but …
Being able to admit a mistake is one of the signs of maturity. Perhaps the most important. You don’t have to prove to others how wise and wonderful you are. Whoever does, he does not live the life of others but his own. He knows perfectly well who he is. He does not have to …
I used to think the hardest thing to do was making money, so I decided to have it. Now I don’t think I was right. The most difficult thing in life is caring for others. Taking care of another person. Suddenly it turns out that you do not only have to devote your money and …
I have the impression that my thought is quantized, discontinuous. Thoughts are like points on a 2D surface not really connected to each other. We think it is logical that one follows from the other, but perhaps because we are walking on the same surface of logic. How do we know that 1 + 1 …
Simple logic is just such a complete Turing machine. A Turing machine can execute any program. It is logically consistent and complete, but unable to stop itself. In mathematics, we also have something similar, that is, groups. A group in an algebra, that is, a subset of numbers and operations on those numbers that are …