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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Aug 16, 2021 19:16:51 GMT
Just think about it:
- repeated actions lead to habits - habits lead to passions - passions lead to addictions - addictions lead to vices - vices lead to change the views - changing the views lead to change the worldviews - changing the worldviews lead to change actions... and cycle repeats
And further:
- stable volitional decitions determine your behaviour - behaviour determine your modus operandi - modus operandi determines the type of your character - the type of your character determines your social skills - social skills determines your role and place in the society - the role and the place in society determine the destiny of society - the destiny of society determines the destiny of generations - the destiny of generations determines the culture - the culture determine the folk - the folks determine the nation - the nations determine the states
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on Oct 26, 2021 6:36:25 GMT
And seems there's a danger in our that actions which may be call as the thinking skill. I mean that even to think is also a habit, but it's better, than our habits of thinking are good. In other words, the better our thoughts are, the better our actions might be.
- to think about doing something results in a habit - a habit to think in some way results in a relevant habit - to think that you think typically results in a some other kind of habit - different kinds of habits about thinking results in having a habit of operating those habits of thinking - the last one habit results in a thought about wiping or cleaning your thinking style - the last one habit results in some kind of aesthetics - and so on and so on: till it reaches the philosophy itself
What can we say here: philosophy is a top branches of some kinds of thinking habits.
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