RE: Too lazy to think?

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Sr. Martins -> RE: Too lazy to think? (Jan. 17 2015 12:51:28)
quote: And of course I will try and recognise when I am tempted to be the first guy. That's the reason I think we should all monitor ourselves regarding our thoughts and feelings. We should try to find from what place they are coming at a inner level and if they are useful for our purposes. When trying to understand other people, the same should be done.. and that's when you usually reach the point that I described on my last post.

Paul Magnussen -> RE: Too lazy to think? (Jan. 17 2015 16:03:46)
I saw Krishnamurti interviewed on TV once, and was quite impressed. So I bought one of his books, and found it was just the usual waffle. This quotation is a case in point: it takes a grain of truth and magnifies it into a boulder. Referring to making distinctions as violence is just perverse misuse of language. In my opinion, anyway.

kudo -> RE: Too lazy to think? (Jan. 17 2015 16:56:49)
quote: freedom of expression raw ya right... with lots of hypocrisy.. the so called "free speech" what a big joke. only when its favorable for one side for economic/political gain is it allowed, otherwise not...double standards!

BarkellWH -> RE: Too lazy to think? (Jan. 17 2015 19:01:31)
quote: the so called "free speech" what a big joke. only when its favorable for one side for economic/political gain is it allowed, otherwise not. Examples, please? Bill

Escribano -> RE: Too lazy to think? (Jan. 17 2015 19:43:14)
This thread will turn into what I feared. It's not the right place.

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