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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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Just the other day, I saw death. It was a simple affair really, but it has left me a tad angry. Like what's next after conquering death? The answer is 'live'. And this is where my anger rises. I keep forgetting the 'winning formula' and now and then I find myself in the world of the dead.
I was having lunch in a kiosk when one customer complained to the waiter why he had delayed the delivery of 'cabbage saucer'. The waiter gave his apologies, and the customer replied by saying, 'You'll make amends in the evening. I must come'. That's when it occurred to me that if I specialized in killing people with such certainties about time and the future, I'd mostly escape detection. I'd be a mystery. That is, I became death itself.
And to think of why some people are/have been afraid of death! To me, death simply relies on the false belief that energy forms don't transform, and that even these transformation rates don't depend on optimal values and how energy systems conform to these values.
So how to live? The answer is too simple for my liking. It's like I have been 'institutionalized' in death and slavery that I shun my freedom.
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Rank: Member Joined: 10/8/2010 Posts: 763 Location: Intersection
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tycho wrote:Just the other day, I saw death. It was a simple affair really, but it has left me a tad angry. Like what's next after conquering death? The answer is 'live'. And this is where my anger rises. I keep forgetting the 'winning formula' and now and then I find myself in the world of the dead.
I was having lunch in a kiosk when one customer complained to the waiter why he had delayed the delivery of 'cabbage saucer'. The waiter gave his apologies, and the customer replied by saying, 'You'll make amends in the evening. I must come'. That's when it occurred to me that if I specialized in killing people with such certainties about time and the future, I'd mostly escape detection. I'd be a mystery. That is, I became death itself.
And to think of why some people are/have been afraid of death! To me, death simply relies on the false belief that energy forms don't transform, and that even these transformation rates depend on optimal values and how energy systems conform to these values.
So how to live? The answer is too simple for my liking. It's like I have been 'institutionalized' in death and slavery that I shun my freedom.
...these are some of the things that make me wonder if "personal mastery" is worth. You master creation, you become a companion to your true self, and then what? Isn't it a struggle in itself. But in its absence, what would you be? In the multitude I guess. I don't know which is the lesser evil. That's why you can't believe its that simple, how to live. You dislike it even. My quest continues... ps...my observation is informed by ignorance.
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tycho wrote:Just the other day, I saw death. It was a simple affair really, but it has left me a tad angry. Like what's next after conquering death? The answer is 'live'. And this is where my anger rises. I keep forgetting the 'winning formula' and now and then I find myself in the world of the dead.
I was having lunch in a kiosk when one customer complained to the waiter why he had delayed the delivery of 'cabbage saucer'. The waiter gave his apologies, and the customer replied by saying, 'You'll make amends in the evening. I must come'. That's when it occurred to me that if I specialized in killing people with such certainties about time and the future, I'd mostly escape detection. I'd be a mystery. That is, I became death itself.
And to think of why some people are/have been afraid of death! To me, death simply relies on the false belief that energy forms don't transform, and that even these transformation rates don't depend on optimal values and how energy systems conform to these values.
So how to live? The answer is too simple for my liking. It's like I have been 'institutionalized' in death and slavery that I shun my freedom.
 The man who marries a beautiful woman, and the farmer who grows corn by the roadside have the same problem
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/31/2008 Posts: 7,081 Location: Kenya
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tycho wrote:Just the other day, I saw death. It was a simple affair really, but it has left me a tad angry. Like what's next after conquering death? The answer is 'live'. And this is where my anger rises. I keep forgetting the 'winning formula' and now and then I find myself in the world of the dead.
I was having lunch in a kiosk when one customer complained to the waiter why he had delayed the delivery of 'cabbage saucer'. The waiter gave his apologies, and the customer replied by saying, 'You'll make amends in the evening. I must come'. That's when it occurred to me that if I specialized in killing people with such certainties about time and the future, I'd mostly escape detection. I'd be a mystery. That is, I became death itself.
And to think of why some people are/have been afraid of death! To me, death simply relies on the false belief that energy forms don't transform, and that even these transformation rates don't depend on optimal values and how energy systems conform to these values.
So how to live? The answer is too simple for my liking. It's like I have been 'institutionalized' in death and slavery that I shun my freedom.
...acknowledge source, my friend...plagiarism is a crime...I have realised most of the stuff you post here is copy and paste...
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Magigi wrote:tycho wrote:Just the other day, I saw death. It was a simple affair really, but it has left me a tad angry. Like what's next after conquering death? The answer is 'live'. And this is where my anger rises. I keep forgetting the 'winning formula' and now and then I find myself in the world of the dead.
I was having lunch in a kiosk when one customer complained to the waiter why he had delayed the delivery of 'cabbage saucer'. The waiter gave his apologies, and the customer replied by saying, 'You'll make amends in the evening. I must come'. That's when it occurred to me that if I specialized in killing people with such certainties about time and the future, I'd mostly escape detection. I'd be a mystery. That is, I became death itself.
And to think of why some people are/have been afraid of death! To me, death simply relies on the false belief that energy forms don't transform, and that even these transformation rates don't depend on optimal values and how energy systems conform to these values.
So how to live? The answer is too simple for my liking. It's like I have been 'institutionalized' in death and slavery that I shun my freedom.
...acknowledge source, my friend...plagiarism is a crime...I have realised most of the stuff you post here is copy and paste... Ati plagiarism ? @magigi kama huelewi what @tycho is saying sema usaidiwe... Jifundishe the basics first HERE
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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danas10 wrote:tycho wrote:Just the other day, I saw death. It was a simple affair really, but it has left me a tad angry. Like what's next after conquering death? The answer is 'live'. And this is where my anger rises. I keep forgetting the 'winning formula' and now and then I find myself in the world of the dead.
I was having lunch in a kiosk when one customer complained to the waiter why he had delayed the delivery of 'cabbage saucer'. The waiter gave his apologies, and the customer replied by saying, 'You'll make amends in the evening. I must come'. That's when it occurred to me that if I specialized in killing people with such certainties about time and the future, I'd mostly escape detection. I'd be a mystery. That is, I became death itself.
And to think of why some people are/have been afraid of death! To me, death simply relies on the false belief that energy forms don't transform, and that even these transformation rates depend on optimal values and how energy systems conform to these values.
So how to live? The answer is too simple for my liking. It's like I have been 'institutionalized' in death and slavery that I shun my freedom.
...these are some of the things that make me wonder if "personal mastery" is worth. You master creation, you become a companion to your true self, and then what? Isn't it a struggle in itself. But in its absence, what would you be? In the multitude I guess. I don't know which is the lesser evil. That's why you can't believe its that simple, how to live. You dislike it even. My quest continues... ps...my observation is informed by ignorance. I have also been looking at my ignorance. And how my observations have been driven by ignorance. Like, I haven't known how to keep at optimal values at all times. Though now I see how burial sites are usually the first religious symbols among our ancestors. Or how religion is used to promote life.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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Magigi wrote:tycho wrote:Just the other day, I saw death. It was a simple affair really, but it has left me a tad angry. Like what's next after conquering death? The answer is 'live'. And this is where my anger rises. I keep forgetting the 'winning formula' and now and then I find myself in the world of the dead.
I was having lunch in a kiosk when one customer complained to the waiter why he had delayed the delivery of 'cabbage saucer'. The waiter gave his apologies, and the customer replied by saying, 'You'll make amends in the evening. I must come'. That's when it occurred to me that if I specialized in killing people with such certainties about time and the future, I'd mostly escape detection. I'd be a mystery. That is, I became death itself.
And to think of why some people are/have been afraid of death! To me, death simply relies on the false belief that energy forms don't transform, and that even these transformation rates don't depend on optimal values and how energy systems conform to these values.
So how to live? The answer is too simple for my liking. It's like I have been 'institutionalized' in death and slavery that I shun my freedom.
...acknowledge source, my friend...plagiarism is a crime...I have realised most of the stuff you post here is copy and paste... @Magigi, you notice that at least I have 'copy pasted' the kiosk conversation. And if I was to list all my sources, the list would be too long. Then there's the matter of 'plagiarism' or 'stealing' which is addressed by pointing out that ideas are only possible in sharing freely. That's how humans become one, and free. It's sad that you @Magigi, are concerned about the trivialities of who owns what. It just shows how your thinking is dominated by death.
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Rank: Member Joined: 10/8/2010 Posts: 763 Location: Intersection
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tycho wrote:danas10 wrote:tycho wrote:Just the other day, I saw death. It was a simple affair really, but it has left me a tad angry. Like what's next after conquering death? The answer is 'live'. And this is where my anger rises. I keep forgetting the 'winning formula' and now and then I find myself in the world of the dead.
I was having lunch in a kiosk when one customer complained to the waiter why he had delayed the delivery of 'cabbage saucer'. The waiter gave his apologies, and the customer replied by saying, 'You'll make amends in the evening. I must come'. That's when it occurred to me that if I specialized in killing people with such certainties about time and the future, I'd mostly escape detection. I'd be a mystery. That is, I became death itself.
And to think of why some people are/have been afraid of death! To me, death simply relies on the false belief that energy forms don't transform, and that even these transformation rates depend on optimal values and how energy systems conform to these values.
So how to live? The answer is too simple for my liking. It's like I have been 'institutionalized' in death and slavery that I shun my freedom.
...these are some of the things that make me wonder if "personal mastery" is worth. You master creation, you become a companion to your true self, and then what? Isn't it a struggle in itself. But in its absence, what would you be? In the multitude I guess. I don't know which is the lesser evil. That's why you can't believe its that simple, how to live. You dislike it even. My quest continues... ps...my observation is informed by ignorance. I have also been looking at my ignorance. And how my observations have been driven by ignorance. Like, I haven't known how to keep at optimal values at all times. Though now I see how burial sites are usually the first religious symbols among our ancestors. Or how religion is used to promote life. ... ignorance to what? I can only guess "to self remembering". Anyway, I will let your type converse. I want to remain on "my" path, the lonesome path of the living, where roses and thorns abide. ps...the living and the dead could share a path...so I make no assumptions 
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/1/2011 Posts: 8,804 Location: Nairobi
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Mtu Biz wrote:Magigi wrote:tycho wrote:Just the other day, I saw death. It was a simple affair really, but it has left me a tad angry. Like what's next after conquering death? The answer is 'live'. And this is where my anger rises. I keep forgetting the 'winning formula' and now and then I find myself in the world of the dead.
I was having lunch in a kiosk when one customer complained to the waiter why he had delayed the delivery of 'cabbage saucer'. The waiter gave his apologies, and the customer replied by saying, 'You'll make amends in the evening. I must come'. That's when it occurred to me that if I specialized in killing people with such certainties about time and the future, I'd mostly escape detection. I'd be a mystery. That is, I became death itself.
And to think of why some people are/have been afraid of death! To me, death simply relies on the false belief that energy forms don't transform, and that even these transformation rates don't depend on optimal values and how energy systems conform to these values.
So how to live? The answer is too simple for my liking. It's like I have been 'institutionalized' in death and slavery that I shun my freedom.
...acknowledge source, my friend...plagiarism is a crime...I have realised most of the stuff you post here is copy and paste... Ati plagiarism ? @magigi kama huelewi what @tycho is saying sema usaidiwe... Jifundishe the basics first HERE Apparently, you're making references to non Scriptural material and ideas. Could it be that you are at your wits end? At least as far as your profession of 'worldview' is concerned? Look, I have come to you naked and hungry; but have you clothed and fed me? All I see is you skipping all over crying 'Klingon!' like a shaman speaking in tongues. You're just another dead man.
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