Shem56 Archive

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2	I've been struggling with abundance mentality? Attachment to specifics or instants of an abstract. It's diversifying your desires. It's accepting that if not this one, then that one is always available. If not this car then another, or a woman, or a job, or a client. If you had a loss, knowing there's more opportunities. If youve wasted time, know theres still time ahead of you to use. It's knowing that every dollar is interchangeable, and losing one means you can always earn more. Most of attachment is from proximity in any case. We fall in…	/r/askTRP	05/11/16 06:27 PM
1	Ramblings Like all things, competition and cooperation lie on two opposing ends of a spectrum. And, like all things, competition plays its role but isn't the "only" governing principle of nature. Competition is required for growth, yes, but moreover cooperation is a necessity for macro-level functioning and for a society to accomplish things on a larger scale where greed does not force information asymmetry and there is a free flow of idea and resources for the overall benefit of the system. Both are natu…	/r/becomeaman	05/05/16 02:58 PM