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skip to main | skip to sidebar Apr 10, 2012 FAQs on Everything A COMPILATION OF ANSWERS TO FAQs ON EVERYTHING ( Note : This aims not be some kind of a Wiki but parallels the effort to craft a Theory of Everything for which many supposedly extremely brilliant minds are exercised upon. ) FAQs on everything Just as scientists are trying to get a Theory of Everything there should a compilation of FAQs on Everything. A sample: Q . Who am I ? A. One of zillions of many Q . How will I know which one am I A. Depends. You can look at yourself. When, for instance you look at your self physically, you get one answer; another one if your focus is social, a third one if its is religious a fourth one if you go global, a fifth one if you can't get the patriotism/matriotism out of you. Thinking about yourself professionally, financially, entertainingly will gt you different answers, too. It could be helpful to remember that the psychologists who selected the astronauts for the Mon mission, needed at least 14 answers to this question. Check if they can "space" you out, or, for the Trekkies, "beam" you up. Q . How should I know which way shoul I look at myself? A. You should look at yourself so that you are at the greatest advantage; at any given time you can look at yourself multi-perspectively, too Q . What does that mean? A. You can have many points of view at approximately the same time. Q . What is advantage? A. Again, it depends. If you think (the portion after this needs work) it'd be to your advantage to follow a 'leader' you can formid your mind to ask any questions and do your leader's bidding. If you want to have proxy life you can followthe celebrity circuit, If you... then you, if you..then your advantage may be in... The above from an email sent by Vyom Akhil June 21 2007; color-coding by Vyom. 1 comment: Anonymous said... Hello. And Bye. June 16, 2013 Post a Comment Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Blog Archive ▼ 2012 (1) ▼ April (1) FAQs on Everything ► 2007 (100) ► December (1) ► August (3) ► July (13) ► June (10) ► May (16) ► April (55) ► February (2) ► 2006 (8) ► December (1) ► October (1) ► September (1) ► August (1) ► May (1) ► April (1) ► March (1) ► January (1) Most Read Geodesic Mosque, Masjid-e-Hadeed Community-built Hindu temple, Odissi Geodule, shelter for the masses Indian Design Science, Namastu Vastu English, a bad language for thinking Sanskrit chosen by NASA Buckminster Fuller, Kalyaana-Tantra Revere the child Price of Fear Tags Acronym (2) agriculture (1) Architecture (2) atheists (1) Aural (1) Automation (1) BBC (2) Biomimicry (1) Book (1) Buckminster Fuller (8) capitalism (2) Chemistry (1) child health (1) Children (2) Church (1) Digital Divide (2) DNA (1) Economics (1) Education (4) Electricity (1) encryption (1) Energy (1) English (3) Etymology (12) Europe (1) Global warming (2) God (1) Government (2) Greed (1) Health (2) Hebrew (1) Housing (2) India (11) Iraq (1) Israel (1) Jews (1) Keyboards (1) Life (3) Lifestyle selection (1) Magnetism (1) memory (1) Natural Capitalism (3) News (1) ngo campaigns (1) paediatrics (1) parenting (1) prayer (1) Prosperity (1) Quote (16) Religion (2) Rotary (1) Rural Web access (1) Sanskrit (11) technology (1) terrorism (1) UK (2) USA (3) vaccine delivery (1) Wealth (2) Wi-Fi (1) Wireless Connectivity (1) Wisdom (3) Interesting Links Contact Me Sacred Cows - Anu Anand's Blog Beyond Dispute: The Invention of Team Syntegrity Biomimicry World Game Amory Lovins' Rocky Mountain Inst. Vyaas Houston's Sanskrit Insititute Review of Amory Lovins Book Review of Stafford Beer Book