Looking at circumstances of life, pleasant and adverse, and looking at people, agreeable and strange, I ask, 'Given all this, what can one do to be happy?' I observe, we don't have to spend all our lives tussling with problems, if we can elevate ourselves to a plane of thought, where these problems don't apply. The posts here are an attempt to help transcend ourselves to that plane.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Forty Three
The fight between whether 'ends justify means' or 'means justify ends' seems futile to him who has transcended, for he sees that the best ends are achieved through the best means.
And he that transcended be ye? This whole quote reeks of a concoction of cognitive biases - ("Illusory superiority" {He that has transcended is quite obviously delusionally-self-referential}, "Just-world phenomenon" and some more that one is too lazy to wiki up.)
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And he that transcended be ye? This whole quote reeks of a concoction of cognitive biases - ("Illusory superiority" {He that has transcended is quite obviously delusionally-self-referential}, "Just-world phenomenon" and some more that one is too lazy to wiki up.)
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