In
the film Lucy, Hollywood resurrects Einstein's ridiculous idea that
we use any less than all of our brain. One could not walk and chew
gum without employing the majority. Throw in a conversation and
you're talking full engagement. There are no dormant or unused parts,
waiting for development. Brains don't work that way. But there are
many factors to phenomenal function. From simple blood flow to
complex stimulus coordination among lobes, the possibilities of
increased potential remain endless; however, our percentage of use is
not. We mostly use most of it and when we sleep, all of it shows
activity. Ten percent isn't enough to read this sentence, let alone
live a life. Nature defines the majority of how efficient our brain
functions but nurture sets the long-term tone of our potential. Eat
right, exercise, relieve stress, sleep, and most importantly,
cultivate meaning. This how 100% of your brain's potential is realized. Plus, if we only use ten percent now, in the endless future, we will only become ten times smarter. Is there really a limit to the human brain?
Friday, July 25, 2014
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Aussies Save World: Global Climate Change Solved!
If
only spin could save the world. But how did Australia's right-wing
party sell the idea of compromising the climate for a tax-cut? They took a page straight from Republican strategists -- explain the slumping economy
by questioning the science and labeling the legislation a
job-killer. Coincidentally, polling changed the moment they
realized the numbers suggest their minor efforts on a global scale
were insignificant; if everyone isn't doing it, why should they lead
the way?
Fact:
the public is feeling poor. Why? Is it this tax or might the end
of the Great Recession play a part? While the world fell on it's
face, Australia's head remained above water. Anyway you cut it, they
did better than most when most did horribly. Things have changed. Most are doing better. Is it a leap to suggest this reversal might
have something to do with their current financial frustrations? It's
a shame they're trading a short-term dent to their standard
of living for the long-term opportunity to jump in and do something.
Monday, July 14, 2014
Believe Everything
Believe
everything, know what you know, and know the difference between the
two. Then, have faith in nothing but love.
I
believe everything because I know what I know. When I experience
something, I no longer believe or disbelieve it because I know the
truth of it. Belief is a story, a thought kept, an idea – no matter
how bizarre. Why not believe everything? Belief is not faith. Faith
motivates action through hope in the unknown. It is only when we turn
belief into faith, when we stop listening for an answer and start
working for an outcome, that ideas become dangerous. So believe
everything and have faith in nothing but love.
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