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Baby steps

By In Words, You

Baby steps

9 months before you were born you made yourself out of thin air, from scratch, from a single cell that split itself in two, to the finished product complete with heart, blood, bones, hair, skin, teeth, nails, common senses, and brain, too.

Then they put you in a school pretending that you must learn everything from scratch again, despite the fact the pro-fess-ors made themselves out of thin air, from scratch, from a single cell that split itself in two, too!

Is that in sane or is that insane?

You be the judge.

NOT taught at school beyond the shadow of a doubt:

  • Everything you have a word for, and everything you know, is a word.
  • To say of two words they are identical is nonsense, and to say of one word it is identical with itself is to say nothing.
  • To see, you must forget the word of what you’re looking at.
  • You don’t take baby steps for the distance they cover, but to put yourself within reach of magic, in the same way as you don’t hoist your sails to move the boat, but to put yourself within reach of the wind.
  • “Old and young are taught falsehoods in school.” – Plato 2,410 years ago.
  • “We learn not in the school, but in life.” – Lucius Annaeus Seneca 1,996 years ago.
  • “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow up.” – Pablo Picasso 98 years ago.
  • “The school system is the homogenizing hopper into which we toss our integral tots for processing.” – Marshall McLuhan 78 years ago.
  • ”When I look back on all the crap I learned in high school, it’s a wonder I can think at all.” – Paul Simon 42 years ago.

TAKEAWAY

To name a few — you know that stuff — the list goes on.

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Baby steps

Baby steps

9 months before you were born you made yourself out of thin air, from scratch, from a single cell that split itself in two, to the finished product complete with heart, blood, bones, hair, skin, teeth, nails, common senses, and brain, too.

Then they put you in a school pretending that you must learn everything from scratch again, despite the fact the pro-fess-ors made themselves out of thin air, from scratch, from a single cell that split itself in two, too!

Is that in sane or is that insane?

You be the judge.

NOT taught at school beyond the shadow of a doubt:

  • Everything you have a word for, and everything you know, is a word.
  • To say of two words they are identical is nonsense, and to say of one word it is identical with itself is to say nothing.
  • To see, you must forget the word of what you’re looking at.
  • You don’t take baby steps for the distance they cover, but to put yourself within reach of magic, in the same way as you don’t hoist your sails to move the boat, but to put yourself within reach of the wind.
  • “Old and young are taught falsehoods in school.” – Plato 2,410 years ago.
  • “We learn not in the school, but in life.” – Lucius Annaeus Seneca 1,996 years ago.
  • “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow up.” – Pablo Picasso 98 years ago.
  • “The school system is the homogenizing hopper into which we toss our integral tots for processing.” – Marshall McLuhan 78 years ago.
  • ”When I look back on all the crap I learned in high school, it’s a wonder I can think at all.” – Paul Simon 42 years ago.

TAKEAWAY

To name a few — you know that stuff — the list goes on.

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What I know about money.

By In Words, You

What I know about money.

What I know about money I know is in small part from hearsay and in large part from experience.

YEARS 1-10: All I knew about money during the early years was from hearsay, from my parents talking about it and perhaps from voices out of the radio too. I never got any. I didn’t know this until I witnessed my classmates pay for snacks at school. That’s how I knew that my parents didn’t have enough to share with my sister and I. I also had no clue that it wasn’t a question of money each time my mum decided between the Swiss eggs and the imported eggs. On the contrary, I was interested in how it worked instead, hence asked my mum “How do the chicken know (which eggs to lay?)”.

Years 10-25: Witnessed my friends own cars, with me still car-less, and understood there are two types of word-users, those born with a silver spoon and those born with a wooden fork. “Bad luck is when it rains soup, everybody has got spoons, you’re the only one with a fork” (Polo Hofer). So I decided to acquire some stuff I didn’t pay for and remained a part-time thief until I saw the insanity of it.

Years 25-50: Earned & saved more money than I ever dreamed. Attended seminars with Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, Dan Kennedy, Mike Dooley, and Lisa Zahiya, in sometimes exotic places (Hawaii, Virgin Islands, California), decided not to die an employee, and been solopreneur ever since.

Year 63: Got bankrupt (sparing you the details), lost what money can buy, including the house, car, and everything in it, and was left with $800 in my jeans pocket.

Years 63-Now: With the help from family, friends, and the Swiss government, got back onto my feet financially, with room for improvement, for I decided to leave my sons with a financial legacy too, known as inheritance.

Year 68: Discovered that everything I know is a word and that money is no exception, which is the topic of my yesterday’s post. Following the word-epiphany that changed me and the world more than anything before, with the possible exception of my birth, I also wrote several books, including “THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY BY WHAT CAN BE DENIED ONLY BY CONFIRMING IT”.

“The only source of knowledge is experience.” – Albert Einstein
“Knowledge gained through experience is far superior and many times more useful than bookish value.” – Mahatma Gandhi

TAKEAWAY

If you’re a financial pro, what advice do you have for one like me? Except °If I had more money, I’d have a better life, and if I had a better life, I’d have more money” ‘cos this I know not from hearsay, but from experience.
Seriously, let me know in the comments below or by email to beat@schindlersword.com
Thank you in advance!

PS. For your (free) copy of MONEY QUOTES WORTH READING TWICE selected for you by yours truly, click the link in the title.

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What I know about money

What I know about money.

What I know about money is in small part from hearsay and in large part from experience.

YEARS 1-10: All I knew about money during the early years was from hearsay, from my parents talking about it and perhaps from voices out of the radio too. I never got any. I didn’t know this until I witnessed my classmates pay for snacks at school. That’s how I knew that my parents didn’t have enough to share with my sister and I. I also had no clue that it wasn’t a question of money each time my mum decided between the Swiss eggs and the imported eggs. On the contrary, I was interested in how it worked instead, hence asked my mum “How do the chicken know (which eggs to lay?)”.

Years 10-25: Witnessed my friends own cars, with me still car-less, and understood there are two types of word-users, those born with a silver spoon and those born with a wooden fork. “Bad luck is when it rains soup, everybody has got spoons, you’re the only one with a fork” (Polo Hofer). So I decided to acquire some stuff I didn’t pay for and remained a part-time thief until I saw the insanity of it.

Years 25-50: Earned & saved more money than I ever dreamed. Attended seminars with Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, Dan Kennedy, Mike Dooley, and Lisa Zahiya, in sometimes exotic places (Hawaii, Virgin Islands, California), decided not to die an employee, and been solopreneur ever since.

Year 63: Got bankrupt (sparing you the details), lost what money can buy, including the house, car, and everything in it, and was left with $800 in my jeans pocket.

Years 63-Now: With the help from family, friends, and the Swiss government, got back onto my feet financially, with room for improvement, for I decided to leave my sons with a financial legacy too, known as inheritance.

Year 68: Discovered that everything I know is a word and that money is no exception, which is the topic of my yesterday’s post. Following the word-epiphany that changed me and the world more than anything before, with the possible exception of my birth, I also wrote several books, including “THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY BY WHAT CAN BE DENIED ONLY BY CONFIRMING IT”.

“The only source of knowledge is experience.” – Albert Einstein
“Knowledge gained through experience is far superior and many times more useful than bookish value.” – Mahatma Gandhi

TAKEAWAY

If you’re a financial pro, what advice do you have for one like me? Except °If I had more money, I’d have a better life, and if I had a better life, I’d have more money” ‘cos this I know not from hearsay, but from experience.
Seriously, let me know in the comments below or by email to beat@schindlersword.com
Thank you in advance!

PS. For your (free) copy of MONEY QUOTES WORTH READING TWICE selected for you by yours truly, click the link in the title.

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Is a fresh crisis brewing good or bad news? Find out here!

By In You

With a fresh crisis brewing, word-users feel and and respond in ways that may include fear, anxiety, stress, confused, angry, frustrated, sad, grief, resilient, strong, determined, solidarity, or hope, to name a few. In other words, reactions to a crisis can vary greatly, to each their own, depending on the type of crisis brewing — your health, an accident, the lack of room to move, the loss of a loved one, job loss, financial, a war in your country, the state the world is in, or anything else you have a word for.

When faced with a crisis, if you are resilient, strong, determined, or in solidarity, I’ve got fabulous news for you.

IT’S THE ONLY WAY TO BE

Resilient, strong, determined, or solidarity is the only way to feel and respond to a crisis, and here’s why.
Had you not survived every crisis to-date, you wouldn’t be here.

100% SUCCESS RATE

Not only did you survive every crisis to-date, but you’ve done so with a 100% success rate to boot.
That’s because in in crisis mode, you are, as it were, with your back against the wall, and with your back against the wall you don’t decide based on what you know.
In crisis mode, back against the wall, you forget what you know and decide based exclusively on what you re-member only.
Hence the 100% success rate you enjoyed so far.

From the bottom of my heart, I wish for you and me that it may continue to last forever and a day, knowing it won’t.

TAKEAWAY

The best thing about crises is they are devastating only if you believe they’ll last forever.
With your 100% success rate in the past, you know from personal experience they never do.

Why wait for a next crisis?
You can focus on a small sphere and achieve the 100% success rate anytime — if that’s what you want.

Follow me. I don’t wait for crises anymore. I keep my word and create my own. And enjoy it, too.

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Is a fresh crisis brewing good or bad news? Find out here!

Is a fresh crisis brewing good or bad news? Find out here!

With a fresh crisis brewing, word-users feel and and respond in ways that may include fear, anxiety, stress, confused, angry, frustrated, sad, grief, resilient, strong, determined, solidarity, or hope, to name a few. In other words, reactions to a crisis can vary greatly, to each their own, depending on the type of crisis brewing — your health, an accident, the lack of room to move, the loss of a loved one, job loss, financial, a war in your country, the state the world is in, or anything else you have a word for.

When faced with a crisis, if you are resilient, strong, determined, or in solidarity, I’ve got fabulous news for you.

IT’S THE ONLY WAY TO BE

Resilient, strong, determined, or solidarity is the only way to feel and respond to a crisis, and here’s why.
Had you not survived every crisis to-date, you wouldn’t be here.

100% SUCCESS RATE

Not only did you survive every crisis to-date, but you’ve done so with a 100% success rate to boot.
That’s because in in crisis mode, you are, as it were, with your back against the wall, and with your back against the wall you don’t decide based on what you know.
In crisis mode, back against the wall, you forget what you know and decide based exclusively on what you re-member only.
Hence the 100% success rate you enjoyed so far.

From the bottom of my heart, I wish for you and me that it may continue to last forever and a day, knowing it won’t.

TAKEAWAY

The best thing about crises is they are devastating only if you believe they’ll last forever.
With your 100% success rate in the past, you know from personal experience they never do.

Why wait for a next crisis?
You can focus on a small sphere and achieve the 100% success rate anytime — if that’s what you want.

Follow me. I don’t wait for crises anymore. I keep my word and create my own. And enjoy it, too.

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Intelligence

By In You

Intelligence

Comparing the word-user’s intelligence to our own is an act of delusional trance.
Delusional trance because it’s got nothing to do with intelligence.

If we began to be intelligent again — if we’d got rid of being smart again — then we’d not only know that intelligence is a gift from how it all began, but we’d also know that we’re not the only ones to have received it.
We’d know that the energy, fire, air, earth, and water have received it, too.

ENERGY, FIRE, AIR, EARTH, WATER…

  • Don’t possess a brain.
  • Never spent a day at school.
  • Are infinitely more intelligent than the word-users.
  • Arrived by space travel from an outer space we barely know the limits of.
  • That the energy has been around since before the big bang (in fact, it caused it).
  • That the other 4 have been around since before the birth of Earth 4.65 billion years ago (in fact, they created it).
  • All 5 cannot be destroyed. Instead they take on different shapes and forms for reason known only to the 5 themselves).
  • That they possess the perfect memory. They always find back to themselves.
  • Invented the cells, plants, animals, eyes, brains, words, and word-users, that is you, I, and the approximately other 9 billion word-users on planet earth.

The CELLS…

  • Don’t possess a brain.
  • Never spent a day at school.
  • Created you, and me, from scratch, brain included.

The PLANTS…

  • Don’t possess brains.
  • Never spent a day at school.
  • Predict the weather, the seasons, the cycles of the sun, the moon, and the stars above.
  • Know the Fibonacci number and other things the word-users only know the limits of.
  • Well, some plants know, too many to name here.

The ANIMALS…

  • There are two types: The wordy (not to be mistaken for the worthy), and the wordless (not to be mistaken for the worthless).
  • The wordy are us, the word-users, the only specie that builds schools to use words.
  • The wordless are the other 8.7 to 16 million animal species that don’t build schools, hence never spent a day there, yet they know more than we’ll ever know.

SUMMARY

If we were intelligent, we’d compare our intelligence not with our own, but with that of the energy, fire, air, earth, and water.

Why? Because the energy, fire, air, earth, and water have existed for the first 99.9997 percent of Earth-Time already. At the same time we, the wordy, have existed for the most recent 0.0003 percent of Earth-Time only.

If intelligence has got anything to do with anyone’s or anything’s ability to respond to change, then the intelligence of the energy, fire, air, earth, and water is beyond the shadow of a doubt infinitely greater than ours.

TAKEAWAY

To get a fair yardstick to compare our wordy intelligence with that of the wordless intelligence of the energy, fire, air, earth, and water, we must figure out the length of an infinite yardstick first.

Even though we have now artificial intelligence on our side, I doubt that’s enough to figure out the infinite.

What do you think?

I’d love to hear what you think.

Please let me know in the comments below, or by email to beat@schindlersword.com

“How many examples do you know of a more intelligent thing being controlled by a less intelligent thing?” – Geoffrey Hinton

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Intelligence

Intelligence

Comparing the word-user’s intelligence to our own is an act of delusional trance.
Delusional trance because it’s got nothing to do with intelligence.

If we began to be intelligent again — if we’d got rid of being smart again — then we’d not only know that intelligence is a gift from how it all began, but we’d also know that we’re not the only ones to have received it.
We’d know that the energy, fire, air, earth, and water have received it, too.

ENERGY, FIRE, AIR, EARTH, WATER…

  • Don’t possess a brain.
  • Never spent a day at school.
  • Are infinitely more intelligent than the word-users.
  • Arrived by space travel from an outer space we barely know the limits of.
  • That the energy has been around since before the big bang (in fact, it caused it).
  • That the other 4 have been around since before the birth of Earth 4.65 billion years ago (in fact, they created it).
  • All 5 cannot be destroyed. Instead they take on different shapes and forms for reason known only to the 5 themselves).
  • That they possess the perfect memory. They always find back to themselves.
  • Invented the cells, plants, animals, eyes, brains, words, and word-users, that is you, I, and the approximately other 9 billion word-users on planet earth.

The CELLS…

  • Don’t possess a brain.
  • Never spent a day at school.
  • Created you, and me, from scratch, brain included.

The PLANTS…

  • Don’t possess brains.
  • Never spent a day at school.
  • Predict the weather, the seasons, the cycles of the sun, the moon, and the stars above.
  • Know the Fibonacci number and other things the word-users only know the limits of.
  • Well, some plants know, too many to name here.

The ANIMALS…

  • There are two types: The wordy (not to be mistaken for the worthy), and the wordless (not to be mistaken for the worthless).
  • The wordy are us, the word-users, the only specie that builds schools to use words.
  • The wordless are the other 8.7 to 16 million animal species that don’t build schools, hence never spent a day there, yet they know more than we’ll ever know.

SUMMARY

If we were intelligent, we’d compare our intelligence not with our own, but with that of the energy, fire, air, earth, and water.

Why? Because the energy, fire, air, earth, and water have existed for the first 99.9997 percent of Earth-Time already. At the same time we, the wordy, have existed for the most recent 0.0003 percent of Earth-Time only.

If intelligence has got anything to do with anyone’s or anything’s ability to respond to change, then the intelligence of the energy, fire, air, earth, and water is beyond the shadow of a doubt infinitely greater than ours.

TAKEAWAY

To get a fair yardstick to compare our wordy intelligence with that of the wordless intelligence of the energy, fire, air, earth, and water, we must figure out the length of an infinite yardstick first.

Even though we have now artificial intelligence on our side, I doubt that’s enough to figure out the infinite.

What do you think?

I’d love to hear what you think.

Please let me know in the comments below, or by email to beat@schindlersword.com

“How many examples do you know of a more intelligent thing being controlled by a less intelligent thing?” – Geoffrey Hinton

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