The Day the Internet Lost its Imagination

#8
To Yoda, there is no try, only do. Reply

#6
And not to mention having VC''s Peter Thiel's "sheeple" philosophy embedded in its investment. https://thesocietypages.org/cyborgology/2016/08/13/mimesis-violence-and-facebook-peter-thiels-french-connection-full-essay/ Reply

#4
That is the whole value of soul, for when learning flows through each other's souls, we are coated with that intelligence. Reply

#1
Dear debasish majumder the wisest thing I learned to do is pour my heart out, look at it and then eat it again to see what it really tastes like and the resulting digestion is a value called learning. We are virtually programmed to share but you may notice something that Debasish that this is not called a sharing heart, but a sharing economy. It is people like me that represent the hope that Tim Berners-Lee had in providing his discovery http://webfoundation.org/about/vision/history-of-the-web/ For sure the web has its place as the world's greatest shopping cart and selling tool but that is what separates joy from ploy. Remember the word PLOY is a part of the word EMPLOY. If what I say brings energy into the heart of a man who knows joy then we do not have to contemplate the dimming of hope but the brightness of joy. The joy of learning in my heart will remain greater than the ploy of hope. Earn joy in the employ of hope. So if a man wants to sell, then he makes a 100 cold calls to get 1 warm sale. Then compare this with hope, he has 10000 hopes to get 1 moment of joy Now my dear friend Ali Anani must surely agree with me in absolute 100% agreement that hope is 100 times harder than selling !!! Reply