unique algebra

[AntonioLao]

What would be the good for a healthy person to live among unhealthy people? In the long run would this person make everyone healthy? Would the person be influent to change into unhealthiness?

[mkirkpatrick]

What would be the good for a healthy person to live among unhealthy people? In the long run would this person make everyone healthy? Would the person be influent to change into unhealthiness?

That is possible if the unfit were prepared to make an effort in the right direction.

regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Lazy people don't want to do anything, whether physical exercise or mental exercise. But people who are lazy to walk or are having difficult taming horses, camels, or other beast of burden used their mental faculty to invent cars.

[mkirkpatrick]

Lazy people don't want to do anything, whether physical exercise or mental exercise. But people who are lazy to walk or are having difficult taming horses, camels, or other beast of burden used their mental faculty to invent cars.

The western world seems full of couch potatoes who just watch junk tv and binge on junk food.

regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Would you blame this problem on the TV producers? Their excuse is that they are giving what people want to see or to hear or to touch (interactive touch TV).

[mkirkpatrick]

Would you blame this problem on the TV producers? Their excuse is that they are giving what people want to see or to hear or to touch (interactive touch TV).

Both are to blame I think.


regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Would we need to blame ourselves for our desire to be informed? Information is important during the process of decision making. But too much information would also cause indecisiveness.

[mkirkpatrick]

Would we need to blame ourselves for our desire to be informed? Information is important during the process of decision making. But too much information would also cause indecisiveness.

And that could be very dangerous if you were a captain of a nuclear sub.

regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Pre-emptied war games usually end in lose-lose scenarios. But the action is based on the information that the other action has pressed the button.

[mkirkpatrick]

Pre-emptied war games usually end in lose-lose scenarios. But the action is based on the information that the other action has pressed the button.

Wars were much more real when they used bows and arrows,sitting in an office and pushing a button is too dam easy.

regards michael.