The Theory of Everything is but a TOE in the Ocean
To myself I am only a child playing on the beach, while vast oceans of truth lie undiscovered before me.
— Isaac Newton (1643-1727)
A Broken T.O.E. and a Theory Worth Discovering
The Theory of Everything is but a TOE in the ocean
To myself I am only a child playing on the beach, while vast oceans of truth lie undiscovered before me.
— Isaac Newton (1643-1727)
The titled responsion is...
Why do children often develop social problems, and why is it impossible for them to be taught to deal with social situations without exposure to a certain amount of social conflict? Dr. Eliot argues that all social conditions must be confronted for children to grow into well-adjusted adults, no matter how small or big. If a child playing on the beach are only exposed to some social situations, they will most likely become afraid of the beach and avoid it, preventing them from developing social skills.
Expectations always lie, next to the absolute, that is!
Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed.
— Alexander Pope (1688-1744)
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The middle ground is managing your expectations. Pedantically expressed and customarily aspirated, you can balance predicted outcomes with the flotsam and jetsam of our consumptive model for survival. Stepping outside the normality and making your point with a direct statement is more effective. Transmitting intentionally is ethical!
We can ask ourselves, what is a "thing" that we expect? If we are expecting something from someone, we may be expecting something we have already given or received. For example, when you say, I want a raise, you wish for a promotion. But if you say I want you to work longer hours, you expect more than you already have. If you want something from someone, you may be expecting something you do not have or do not yet exist. For example, if you were expecting a vacation, you would expect that the hotel where you stay would be complete. But if you ask the hotel how much room you have available, you are hoping to get more money than expected and expecting nothing.
The Bible also says, "Blessed is he who expects nothing in return for the kindness of his soul." The Bible tells us that when we do the things God asks us to do, He gives us His love, and when we love someone back, we show our love back to Him. Thus, He will never ever disappoint us. When we expect nothing from someone, we can never expect anything in return. As Christians, we must always expect and receive good in return.
Pleasure Pain Principal
The great art of life is sensation, to feel that we exist, even in pain.
— Lord Byron (1788-1824)
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Feeling your existence is painful, especially when you stub your theory of everything (T.O.E). The biology of it all mixes the amygdala with the feedback loops of the PFC. The experience is electrifying!
The extraordinary specialty of life is sensation, to feel as though we exist, even in torment. The remarkable craft of life is to have the fearlessness to be distant from everyone else on the planet, even in misery. The incredible specialty of life is to encounter the puzzle of affection and to permit it to make itself known. To gain from other people who are not reluctant to let it hard and fast is the best blessing.
The extraordinary craft of life is being gutsy in any event when all appears to be dull. To have the option to give excellent access. Being sufficiently intense to surpass what any other individual is happy to provide you. Tolerating and, in any event, looking past your dread. The extraordinary specialty of life is being bold to feel like we exist.
The extraordinary craft of life is to be sufficiently gutsy to relinquish what society discloses we "should" be. To submit the desires that the individuals around us have of us. To grasp what makes us remarkable and as well as can be expected.
To relinquish the dread of what may occur later on to carry on with a daily existence brimming with trust. A day-to-day existence loaded up with satisfaction and happiness. An existence of adoration, sympathy, and benevolence.
The incredible craft of life is to relinquish our feelings of trepidation about what will occur us throughout everyday life. Of things to come and our own lives. We are constantly told that we should desert our past. That we should acknowledge the torment of others. We should relinquish love and empathy for others to encounter the suffering ourselves.
The specialty of life is not to let the dread of agony devour you. Truth be told, the extraordinary craft of life is to do all we can to decrease our suffering. We can change and improve our lives than they were at the point at which we began. No agony, no additives, just life.
When we let go of the torment and endure, the best blessing we can provide is to gain from others who have been before us. Furthermore, the individuals who have gone before us. Also, from this, we are allowed to be as brilliant as we wish to be.
The extraordinary craft of life is to be sufficiently brave to encounter the completion of adoration. Also, the incredible specialty of life is to relinquish dread and let the excellence of life radiate through. Giving up and releasing the torment is the method of the ace.
To ensure that we are doing everything we can to take advantage of the extraordinary craft of life and its numerous endowments. To find out about our reality, who we are, and the conceivable outcomes of a whole, more lovely life.
Another life brimming with trust, euphoria, plenitude, and harmony. A day-to-day existence loaded with affection, mindfulness, and sympathy. A daily reality that is brimming with love and compassion.
We should figure out how to give up and let excellence, euphoria, affection, and thoughtfulness radiate in our everyday lives. Ultimately, we must have the fortitude to confront the world and our dread and let go of it. It is the best way to make a daily existence loaded with affection and sympathy.
We must learn about life's extraordinary specialty and its numerous blessings. Giving up is the best way to make a whole life.
Let Go of Letting Go
One of the first signs of the beginning of understanding is the wish to die.
— Franz Kafka (1883-1924)
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There is a saying that the first sign of the beginning of understanding is the desire to die. We have heard this over again, and in fact, we've all felt it at some point in time. This is not meant as a suggestion for anyone. It simply means that if you were to live with the feeling of fear of dying, you would never understand life in any form. If you want to understand your life, then you need to learn to embrace your fear and learn to love it. If you try to fight with it, you will only be hurting yourself more. In other words, love your fear, and it will fall into place like a feather in the wind.
We can begin to understand our life when we start to feel the desire to know our death. When we come to the realization that we are dying, we then need to realize that life is much better than death. There is a vast difference between the two. If we do not understand this, we can quickly become a slave to the fear of dying. We will not allow the fear of death to take control of us. We need to realize that it is okay to die and that it is okay for life to continue.
The final and most important sign of understanding is the desire to live. We must realize that death is not the end of life; it is just another stage. It is also essential that we understand that we are still in control of our own lives and our own destiny. Death does not control us; we control it. Therefore, we must learn to let go of the fear of death. We also must realize that death does not have a big part to play in our lives.
Healing is the process that Kafka is referring to in a Socratic nod and a cock a doodle doo, and all the ills of life. Or is it another footnote to Plato? Wishful thinking, perhaps, is the death of us all; I say seize the day and make tomorrow better than yesterday, and that's the present, the gift of the here and now.
Where You Goin' With No Shoes On?
Never confuse a single defeat with a final defeat.
— F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940)
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If you do not win, believe you have not lost." "There's no such thing as a stupid question." - Carl Jung "Never confuse your single victory with a single victory." - Robert Kaplan | "What we see is what we make of it." - James Earl Ray | "Be careful, if you let your work define you, then your whole life will be defined by your work."
If you don't win, make yourself believe that you have not lost. If you lose, make yourself feel that you have won. If you win, make yourself think that you have lost.
It is important to never confuse the final defeat with the initial loss. The initial failure will happen, and there will be times when you feel you have failed. But it would help if you never mistook the first moment you know that you have been unable for the moment when you know that you have won. The first moment you think you have forgotten is when you believe you have succeeded. You should never be fooled by the moment you believe you have won because there is a big difference between losing the fight and winning the war. So the key here is to never confuse defeat with victory but to always look at failure as a lesson that you can use to become stronger and wiser in the future.
Science Has Dominion Over All
I believe that a scientist looking at nonscientific problems is just as dumb as the next guy.
— Richard Feynman (1918-1988)
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That's one thing I didn't think about in this article, but let's take another look at this. If you go to a bank and look around, you'll see tons of people there working on all sorts of different issues. And you might even see the CEO of the bank there with all of these folks working on all sorts of other problems. There's no doubt that all of these people are thinking about several different things. However, you know that some of those people who are thinking about money aren't thinking about anything that would lead them to think about all of those other things. So when they go to work, they don't seem to be thinking about all those things outside the realm of their job.
So when we talk about science, we're talking about the entire process. You have to understand this. Now that you know that it makes sense to think about your own life and what's going on in it, why not start trying to think outside of the box? It's going to make you a better person.
The work of ignorance we perform on a daily basis is a sojourn from Science, a part-time profession for some, and a tenure sentence for the uneducated. Early release and good behavior is a forme of the Good in itself. God is a forme of doublespeak directed toward those who prefer heuristics over wisdom. When problems persist, intuition is a valuable felt experience, reconciled against virtue models of homeostasis, and thus consciousness is explained.
Propped Up and Pushed Out
I don't know who invented high heels, but all women owe him a lot.
— Marilyn Monroe (1926-1962)
The act of objectifying women is embraced and leveraged to her advantage; how is Marilyn Monroe a role model for women? Is the standard realistic? How has her sexuality defined what it is to be a woman in contemporary culture?
Marilyn Monroe, the sultry blonde bombshell, was born on February 14, 1926, in Los Angeles, growing up in an orphanage and later in foster homes. The daughter of an Irish father and an American mother was also adopted by her cousin, June Carter. In her youth, she was known for her beauty and was often seen in magazines as an object of desire. By the time she reached adulthood, her body had changed, and she was no longer beautiful but a confident, intelligent, and strong woman who spoke out about social issues.
In her later years, Marilyn became the sultry blonde bombshell many women dreamed of when they were young, the quintessential "Playboy" blond. In addition to being the famous "Playboy" blonde, she also had long, dark hair, a big round face, and was naturally blonde with a hint of brown. She did not go for plastic surgery but instead chose to enhance her natural look by bleaching her skin to a lighter shade. She dyed it white and dyed it red, and made sure that her makeup and hair matched her appearance, as well as being different from the models she worked with. Monroe's fame continued to grow as the years went by, and she took on a more public role as a fashion icon, appearing regularly on talk shows and movies.
Throughout her life, Marilyn Monroe has been an inspiration for many women. She inspired many women to follow their dreams and try to achieve their goals, and her life can be used as a model for others. Some great women who have chosen to emulate Monroe include Gertrude Stein, Bette Davis, Madonna, Bette Midler, Betty Friedan, Madonna, Judy Garland, Diana Ross, Linda Ronstadt, and Oprah Winfrey.
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