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Drastic conclusions are always wrong, even if they are true.

• If you want to change the world, start with yourself.

The basic characteristics of a holistic philosophical worldview are scientific facts, philosophical rational conclusions, curiosity, creative feelings and a focus on self-realization for the sake of general well-being.

In psychotic disorder, we know that people become clones of each other. There is even a famous study on the physiological level of women. Women who are placed in the same room synchronize their menstrual cycles over time. Almost everyone started their period on the same day.

Here you go - simple music. Not even an abuser.

Statesmen can intrigue and plan. Scientists can calculate and draw conclusions. Diplomats can argue and avoid direct answers. But chances rule the immediate destiny of mankind.

Quarrels between parents in front of a child deal crushing blows to the personal status of all participants in the scandal. If mom yells at dad, and dad yells at mom, then the child draws conclusions about both dad and mom, and these conclusions are not in favor of the parents. If parents treat each other with disrespect, then the child will not respect them either, and both of them, there will be no gain for anyone.

Boxing is for the Soul!

Everyone sums up the results of the year; for me personally, it flew by at crazy speed. Therefore, at the end of the last month, I pause my breath a little, remember all the good things and draw conclusions from small failures, turning them into my advantage. I also ask the Universe for confidence in the future, health and strength to move on, strive to be better, brighter and happy every day. It's that simple...

He who hears hears, and he who wants to listen to the truth listens. Anyone who doesn’t want to hear draws some strange conclusions of his own and drags along a group of people, so to speak, who will also be in the dark.

I finally learned the main thing - to follow the principle of time

Eat. Here's one of the reasons. The vast majority of people throughout history have clearly believed in some supernatural entity or entities. The fact that they give different characteristics to these supernatural beings does not take away from the fact that all these people believe in one or another supernatural being. Moreover, these beliefs were held by people in different parts of the world and at different time periods independently of each other. The burden of explaining this phenomenon falls on the materialist-atheist. If these beliefs do not stem from actual experience, then they must stem from widespread human error, or the predisposition of people to make big mistakes about what does and does not actually exist in their world. And these delusions must be so strong that they bring all these people into a state of deep religious devotion. In other words, these are not just passing hallucinations. This delusion, that is, the “religious delusion,” must be deeply and constantly experienced to such an extent that people suffering from it do not even suspect that they are mentally unbalanced. But to claim that most people are so profoundly and persistently deluded and prone to making such serious cognitive errors is to dismiss the human mind itself and its ability to accurately recognize and understand the world. Such a statement casts great doubt on reason and, therefore, on the conclusions of materialistic atheists themselves, who rely entirely on the ability of the human mind to understand its place in the Universe and discover its greatest secrets. In other words, the recognition of the supernatural is so universal in nature and, therefore, so inherent in human nature and the human mind’s perception of the surrounding world that to discredit this general concept of the supernatural means to discredit the human mind itself, along with the ability of humanity to be in this world and perceive it as he really is. This is the idea that materialistic atheism holds without realizing the self-destructive nature of its program.

By causing harm to your neighbor, you take responsibility for yourself. By exposing another to danger, you risk yourself, since the combination of various circumstances can lead to an unexpected crash and your fate. A truly evil person does not stop even before this. He is pleased by the torment of the sufferer. These torments tickle him pleasantly. The villain's fun is terrible. He feels great at the sight of torture. The Duke of Alba warmed his hands at the fires on which people were burned. Fire is suffering, its reflection is joy. One involuntarily shudders at the thought of what conclusions can be drawn from such contrasts. The dark sides of the soul are incomprehensible. The expression “sophisticated execution” found in Bodin has, perhaps, a triple terrible meaning: refined torture, the suffering of the tortured, the pleasure of the torturer.

And, in general, Watson, it is very dangerous when your personal sympathies begin to influence your conclusions. One of the most charming women I knew poisoned three children to get a high insurance policy, and the most disgusting appearance was that of a philanthropist who spent a quarter of a million on the poor of London.