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Old 04-26-2010, 09:15 PM   #8 (permalink)
Brutha
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And this is what I am talking about ... No one knows, what good life is and that's why it should be examinated.
There are different degrees of "knowing".
Take information.
You could say that a high definition recording of a football match has 1000 times the amount of information as 'War and Peace' when you compare them by the amount of space that they take on a computer harddrive.

If you would however ask a literary scholar they would probably say that War and Peace contains much more information than your football match.
The scholar however couldn't give you a measurement.

People learn to drive cars in a very empiric way. They however don't really use metrics to guide their actions when they drive a car but instincts.
If they would they couldn't react in split second decisions when danger comes up.

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Of course, there will be difficulties, ... With everything new comes really big problems. I am only saying, that area of self-development is empirical and it's maybe time to get higher ...
If you see that as an important problem, work on it.
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