Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner - William Morrow, 2005http://celebatemind.blogspot.com
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5/21/2005 06:08:00 PM
A De Novo Blog, like the anthropic principle, thus, this blog evolved possibly out of a perturbation in the vacuum energy caused by a blog that needed to create a realm whereby its laws dimensions and other forces have seemingly been organized and fine tuned so precisely that only a blog like this could evolve that could support creatures such as myself. Similarly only creatures such as myself can perceive a blog of this type and exist there in. Hence, a blog of this sort should not be.
MYSELF: Very disorganized and forgetful. I can be lazy. I feel the ego is a side effect of a global belief that mankind has taken unconsiously, whereby we see one another as alien territory, and, allows competition rather than mutual love. Mostly I see it as a vestige of fear and modernity. We also, because of it and in response to it, have come to believe in scarcity in regard to the well being available to all humans. I see it, In fact as a very dangerous mutation of the human mind that, unlike the simple survival mechanism in most living creatures, may, by it's complex and habitual nature, end up killing us...ALL! Curiously the best way to rid ourselves of it is to not think. This prominent position describes a great deal about me as a person. Counterintuitively, we are more likely to make better decisions if we think less. Because "self consious" thinking debilitates a more natural tendency to intuite.
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