Backward reading can be fun however pointless it serves. Backward thinking, on the other hand, is conflicting it makes investigating and experimenting the skills to hone.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Wednesday, August 08, 2012
Stranded on Root
It is disheartening to know the devastation caused by a typhoon in my country. Although it has been a regular scenario ever since I became aware of it, factors like climate change, proper disposal of increased waste must be seriously considered to lessen the effect of the rainy season, that is flood.
I remember growing up as a child being asked with this question: "Gaano kataas ang baha sa inyo?" (How high is the flood level in your place?)
Labels:
Because Life Matters,
Humanism,
Solitary Emission
Friday, August 03, 2012
What We Can Teach to the Children
This very inspiring story about what we can teach to the children to become an effective leader that appreciates the difficulty and works to make things done for the benefit of everyone.
One young academically excellent person went to apply for a managerial position in a big company.
He passed the first interview, the director did the last interview, made the last decision.
The director discovered from the CV that the youth's academic achievements were excellent all the way, from the secondary school until the postgraduate research, never had a year when he did not score.
Labels:
Because Life Matters,
Freethought,
Humanism,
Wisdom
Humanism Way to a Better Us Explained by Experts
The video showcases reputable experts in their field from biology, psychology and philosophy and their take on humanism. Its introduction to humanism answers the questions on its importance, having life in the here and now, finding a way to live an ethical life, realizing the use of human's ability in discovering our nature and how can we use the understanding to our advantage.
Understanding is an effective way to better our standing as an individual immersed in diversity. This can be done by the habit of critical inquiry that changes mind when facts are presented. Scientific thinking hones this ability. The wonder, entertainment and thrill that science and scientific way of thinking serves, as Richard Dawkins enunciated, is a poetry of reality.
"It's up to us" summarizes it all.
Related articles
- What is Humanism? (stephenlaw.blogspot.com)
- Monday chat: Explaining humanism (tcpalm.com)
- Philosophy - Re: An introduction to Humanism (disclose.tv)
- Letter: Scientific thinking (independentmail.com)
Saturday, July 28, 2012
The Time is Write
Poetry is an… (Photo credit: liber(the poet);)
Reading The time Is Write blog on Making a Leap made me wonder if I am becoming the writer I want to be. Which brings me to a question do I really know what I want to write?
The blogger’s preference to creative nonfiction over fiction enables me to consider if my shower of poetry is refreshing both to me and to those who consider to read it.
Suddenly I feel unappreciated. My poetry sucks most of the time but I still continue because my appreciation of thoughts turn to words brings me unprecedented scent of well-being.
So, to beat the insecurity out of me, I hit the keyboard in the “poetry writing tips” letters (of course ‘enter’ at the end) and found this useful blog
Don’t be afraid to write from a different point of view. Write a poem that says exactly the opposite of what you believe. If you can’t do it without irony.Listen to talk radio while you write. Listen to the people who call. Great characters and voices emerge that way.
Aside from fact that the above tips are my favorites and I resolve to do in my next attempt to bathe with words, will it bring me back to the question do I really know what I want to write?
All I know is I just want to better my poetry and continue to have a habit of writing since I started using WordPress blog this month. So any topic that would arouse my ire(not this case, of course), feed my curiosity, and widen my horizons will soak my writing tub.
To cover my naked writing prowess is to towel nameless topic.
Labels:
Because Life Matters,
Clitorature,
Solitary Emission
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
How can I be the change I want to see the world?
Seeing the world with less misery has kept me dreaming. So in my attempt to make this dream come true, I have come up with what makes my life miserable and its resolution.
Pleasing Everybody. It is the easiest way to avoid conflict, earn validation, consume energy and time, and get disappointed.
Since I know how powerful mind can create thoughts and its ability to make it a reality, the tendency to be right is so convincing it makes you forget other minds. The good news is so as everyone else. Being kind to stupid idea, nice to useless thoughts, and pleasing to ignorance are conflicts to the ability of one's mind. To avoid conflicts, I tend to forget my ability to reason and to converse. It makes me miserable.
What now? I resolve to express what I contemplated as right and be accountable of the consequence.Just have to give my best shot hoping that it will not kill anyone. And remind myself that I can also get hit because I chose to be around. Otherwise, stop finding sweet chili.
Labels:
Because Life Matters,
Passion,
Solitary Emission,
Wisdom
Sweet Chillies
Let's learn from this story:
A rich merchant saw a man selling a small green fruit which he had never seen before. The merchant was hungry and the luscious green fruit looked so fresh and appetizing and the merchant was tempted and curious so he asked the vendor,“What is this...?”“Chillies, fresh green chillies,” said the hawker.
Labels:
Clitorature,
Passion,
Philosophy,
Solitary Emission,
Wisdom
Thursday, July 19, 2012
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Labels:
Because Life Matters,
Wisdom
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Self-Awareness Sit-up
I would like to share this "meaningful" article. While mine is trivial, below are doable. So lets do our life's reflection sit-up and strengthen our self-awareness.
10 Ways to Live a More Meaningful Life Written by David Loker
1. Know What’s ImportantKnow what’s important for you. Write down your top 5 things that you believe are the essence of how you want to live life. This can include things like “family time,” or “sing every day.” It could also include more complex ideas, like “honesty” and “simplicity.”
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Busy As a Bee
Well, not in pollinating way but in a rhyming way.
I have been busy with my other blog that I am not able to fulfill my everyday entry here. It doesn't mean that this blog will be forgotten or less to be attended to. It only means that with time comes a meaningful elaboration.
Asking the right question, finding answer to that and making sense of that Q&A is no easy task. It requires gathering information, being critical of those and courage to change your mind, if not others. But with practice, I am determined to do elaboration on topics that I perceive to be meaningful in one existence.
I have been busy with my other blog that I am not able to fulfill my everyday entry here. It doesn't mean that this blog will be forgotten or less to be attended to. It only means that with time comes a meaningful elaboration.
Asking the right question, finding answer to that and making sense of that Q&A is no easy task. It requires gathering information, being critical of those and courage to change your mind, if not others. But with practice, I am determined to do elaboration on topics that I perceive to be meaningful in one existence.
Labels:
Clitorature,
Solitary Emission,
Wisdom
Saturday, July 14, 2012
God works in "Mysterious Ways"
Which God? If you can answer that without ending in a debate or being butchered, we can proceed to the "mysterious" way.
The 'creepy' way...
Eating with no mouth and secreting with no anus is creepy enough. Eating deceased
Friday, July 13, 2012
Which Type are You?
Well, I guess the above image relates to writing activity. It's safe to be the average. But in a small organization finding its way to success, a strategist must be able to make plan long term goals by analyzing the risk, and be able to multitask in the balance in exercising risk-taking and cautious decision making to accommodate the task to be prioritized.
Of course, we cannot find all those characteristics in one personality. This describes the role of these personalities in the success of an organization.
Which type are you?
Labels:
Clitorature,
Humanism,
Passion,
Solitary Emission,
Wisdom
Thursday, July 12, 2012
If you can, would you?
Theirs is a life where an old, dirty ball kissing the dust is their only source of joy, where memories of their loved ones are their only possession, where their only hope is to have a food to be shared and wake up the next morning with body parts intact if not burned to death. This is the everyday reality of the children in South Sudan trapped in a war that gives meaning to Sam Childers’ life. His humanity made me watch the movie “Machine Gun Preacher” till the end. It makes me dwell on the question if I could, would I?
Labels:
Because Life Matters,
Clitorature,
Passion,
Solitary Emission,
Wisdom
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
The "Boson" Line
As much as I would like to have a religious note on the line "God particle" in the quantum mechanics song being played in the physics' air, it will be the least to modulate in my greatest dance hit. Since it feels great that physics' origin of the universe crescendo has just begun, dancing to its up beat is the "boson" line.
Labels:
Clitorature,
Science and Technology,
Underfire
Monday, July 09, 2012
Major Performance
Sixth Sense, as Wikipedia defined, is
Above mentioned gadget is another means for humans to acquire knowledge crucial for decision making.
"Minority Report" featured this technology. In this movie, easy access to information through intangible interface prevented crimes to realize until its venal use.
In Hardwire movie, a chip implanted in the person's brain to set the stage of advertisements performed by projected actors in one's brain simulated a sixth sense activity. It is done to ascertain the effect of influencing a person to buy products.
As depicted in the movie characters' performance, the desire to make right decisions should fuel the mass production of this wearable gestural interface.
Cognitive ability has helped humanity survived dangerous circumstance by foreseeing (weather forecasting, statistical occurrence). Interconnecting patterns raised by both intuition and acknowledgement of desire were utilized to improve lives: easy access to information, thus making intelligent acts. Its utilization to ensure the survival of the billion years of evolution is an appreciative gesture to the sacrifices made. Its the gesture that finds meaning in one's desire.
Which desire to be met is a question of one's value system.
Do we value convenience more than hard work to achieve knowledge to be able to choose? Do we value popularity more than accomplishing the task rightly? Do we value wisdom for using this sixth sense to promote informed choice rather than using it as advertisement to lure unnecessary consumption?
A gesture is worth a thousand words. A minority report in a major performance.
- Extrasensory perception (ESP), commonly called the sixth sense
- Equilibrioception (sense of balance) and proprioception (sense of body position), commonly accepted physiological senses in addition to the usually considered "five senses"
- SixthSense, a wearable gestural interface
Above mentioned gadget is another means for humans to acquire knowledge crucial for decision making.
"Minority Report" featured this technology. In this movie, easy access to information through intangible interface prevented crimes to realize until its venal use.
In Hardwire movie, a chip implanted in the person's brain to set the stage of advertisements performed by projected actors in one's brain simulated a sixth sense activity. It is done to ascertain the effect of influencing a person to buy products.
As depicted in the movie characters' performance, the desire to make right decisions should fuel the mass production of this wearable gestural interface.
Cognitive ability has helped humanity survived dangerous circumstance by foreseeing (weather forecasting, statistical occurrence). Interconnecting patterns raised by both intuition and acknowledgement of desire were utilized to improve lives: easy access to information, thus making intelligent acts. Its utilization to ensure the survival of the billion years of evolution is an appreciative gesture to the sacrifices made. Its the gesture that finds meaning in one's desire.
Which desire to be met is a question of one's value system.
Do we value convenience more than hard work to achieve knowledge to be able to choose? Do we value popularity more than accomplishing the task rightly? Do we value wisdom for using this sixth sense to promote informed choice rather than using it as advertisement to lure unnecessary consumption?
A gesture is worth a thousand words. A minority report in a major performance.
Labels:
Artsetera,
Because Life Matters,
Clitorature,
Solitary Emission,
Wisdom
Sunday, July 08, 2012
My Why to Live
"He who has a why to live for can bear with almost any how..." - Nietzsche.
To some, the why to live is answerable by the values we accord to our accomplishments. Mothers have their children. Fathers support their family. Children meet parents' expectations. These reasons can keep us going.
Let's not forget that this question invented dogma, if not polymagma, as an absolute answer.
The reason to live is to keep living is a no-brainer reply. For me, it can only be done with confidence to make it done no matter what. Remember the bunny drumming its way along the great wall of China. Just keep on going.
Self-empowerment is my inertia to giving up. The friction that goes with it does not burn me up but warms me enough to gain the energy. Just like the exercise that makes me sweat to be healthy, the resistance improves my way of life.
As much as I want to elaborate more how sweat cleans up the dirt off my skin, I would stretch it more to an "open" idea.
Self-empowerment opens me up to life's challenges. It makes me hear the popular opinion and plays the rhythm with my own mind. It makes me see the big picture and makes sense how the details fit in the figure. It makes me taste the spices in life and devour not the usual appetite. When life secretes "odor" that is attractive to nosy parasites, it raises my hand and serves as an invitation to have a try. It moves me to feel the external lives.
This is my reason to live. To make sense of my life. Experience the noise and lullabies, the ugliness and its beauty, stay hungry and foolish, fill myself up till saturated, discharge the unwanted when it gets constipated, to act more than to react.
Self-empowerment fuels my direction and values, motivation, emotional stability, positive mind-set, self-awareness, flexibility in behavior, eagerness to develop, health and energy, willingness to take risks, and sense of purpose. If those are not enough reasons to have a life, I will just resort to bullying those full of drama.
Most importantly, I feel accomplished when I am standing up when standing is not
easy. That means my inner force is greater than "gravitational" pulls. In exercising self-empowerment, my life has been in motion on a solid ground.
To some, the why to live is answerable by the values we accord to our accomplishments. Mothers have their children. Fathers support their family. Children meet parents' expectations. These reasons can keep us going.
Let's not forget that this question invented dogma, if not polymagma, as an absolute answer.
The reason to live is to keep living is a no-brainer reply. For me, it can only be done with confidence to make it done no matter what. Remember the bunny drumming its way along the great wall of China. Just keep on going.
Self-empowerment is my inertia to giving up. The friction that goes with it does not burn me up but warms me enough to gain the energy. Just like the exercise that makes me sweat to be healthy, the resistance improves my way of life.
As much as I want to elaborate more how sweat cleans up the dirt off my skin, I would stretch it more to an "open" idea.
Self-empowerment opens me up to life's challenges. It makes me hear the popular opinion and plays the rhythm with my own mind. It makes me see the big picture and makes sense how the details fit in the figure. It makes me taste the spices in life and devour not the usual appetite. When life secretes "odor" that is attractive to nosy parasites, it raises my hand and serves as an invitation to have a try. It moves me to feel the external lives.
This is my reason to live. To make sense of my life. Experience the noise and lullabies, the ugliness and its beauty, stay hungry and foolish, fill myself up till saturated, discharge the unwanted when it gets constipated, to act more than to react.
Self-empowerment fuels my direction and values, motivation, emotional stability, positive mind-set, self-awareness, flexibility in behavior, eagerness to develop, health and energy, willingness to take risks, and sense of purpose. If those are not enough reasons to have a life, I will just resort to bullying those full of drama.
Most importantly, I feel accomplished when I am standing up when standing is not
easy. That means my inner force is greater than "gravitational" pulls. In exercising self-empowerment, my life has been in motion on a solid ground.
Labels:
Beauty,
Because Life Matters,
Humanism,
Solitary Emission
Saturday, July 07, 2012
Friday, July 06, 2012
Safe, Gone, Haywire
It is inspired by the trailers in the movie I watched.
Since I haven't seen these movies yet, my say on these is suspended. You can Google for the plot if you wish.
What is this for?
I just got curious by the idea that all of them are one-word title. So I play with the words to make this blog. At first I had to decide if it will be "Haywire Gone Safe" or "Safe Gone Haywire"
Both appeared pessimistic.
So I just follow the sequence it was shown accordingly.
Anyways, just a thought. Nothing serious.
Since I haven't seen these movies yet, my say on these is suspended. You can Google for the plot if you wish.
What is this for?
I just got curious by the idea that all of them are one-word title. So I play with the words to make this blog. At first I had to decide if it will be "Haywire Gone Safe" or "Safe Gone Haywire"
Both appeared pessimistic.
So I just follow the sequence it was shown accordingly.
Anyways, just a thought. Nothing serious.
Labels:
Artsetera,
Clitorature,
Solitary Emission
Thursday, July 05, 2012
Man vs Woman
1. MULTI-TASKING
Women - Multiple process Women's brains designed to concentrate multiple task at a time. Women can Watch a TV and Talk over phone and cook.
Men - Single Process Men's brains designed to concentrate only one work at a time. Men can not watch TV and talk over the phone at the same time. they stop the TV while Talking. They can either watch TV or talk over the phone or cook.
2. LANGUAGE
Women can easily learn many languages. But can not find solutions to problems. Men can not easily learn languages, they can easily solve problems. That's why in average a 3 years old girl has three times higher vocabulary than a 3 yeard old boy.
3. ANALYTICAL SKILLS
Men's brains has a lot of space for handling the analytical process. They can analyze and find the solution for a process and design a map of a building easily. But If a complex map is viewed by women, they can not understand it. Women can not understand the details of a map easily, For them it is just a dump of lines on a paper.
4. CAR DRIVING.
While driving a car, mans analytical spaces are used in his brain. He can drive a car fastly. If he sees an object at long distance, immediately his brain classifies the object (bus or van or car) direction and speed of the object and he drives accordingly. Where woman take a long time to recognize the object direction/ speed. Mans single process mind stops the audio in the car (if any), then concentrates only on driving.
5. LYING
When men lie to women face to face, they get caught easily. Womans super natural brain observes facial expression 70%, body language 20% and words coming from the mouth 10%. Mens brain does not have this. Women easily lie to men face to face.
So guys, do not lie face to face.
6. PROBLEMS SOLVING
If a man have a lot of problems, his brain clearly classifies the problems and puts them in individual rooms in the brain and then finds the solution one by one. You can see many guys looking at the sky for a long time. If a woman has a lot of problems, her brain can not classify the problems. she wants some one to hear that. After telling everything to a person she goes happily to bed. She does not worry about the problems being solved or not.
7. WHAT THEY WANT
Men want status, success, solutions, big process, etc... But Women want relationship, friends, family, etc...
8. UNHAPPINESS
If women are unhappy with their relations, they can not concentrate on their work. If men are unhappy with their work, they can not concentrate on the relations.
9. SPEECH
Women use indirect language in speech. But Men use direct language.
10. HANDLING EMOTION
Women talk a lot without thinking. Men act a lot without thinking.
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Solitary Emission
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