My personal opinion

You may scratch your head, nod, or argue with your screen over this quote from my first book.  Whew. Take a breath. That's quite a bold assertion, isn't it? It suggests that all the drama, all the misunderstandings, all the clashes we experience in life aren’t primarily about external events, or a lack of resources, or even just 'bad people.' Instead, it puts the spotlight squarely on our internal operating system—how our minds work, how we process information, how we form opinions, and ultimately, how we decide what's "right" or "wrong." If this quote is accurate, we should consider introspection before blaming others. When the quote says "thinking itself is a problem," it's not suggesting that intelligence is bad or that having thoughts is inherently flawed. This is far from the case. It shows our thinking's nature: our biases, the filters we use to see the world, our assumptions, and the subjective lens through which we each ...

This proverb speaks to the basic idea of unchanging nature and is deeply rooted in Balkan culture, reflecting similar sentiments in many societies. It suggests that while appearances may change, adapt, or even deceive, the basic character of a person or thing remains stubbornly constant. Wolves, like many animals, adapt to their environment. Their fur changes with the seasons, providing camouflage and protection against the elements. This visible transformation is a natural, necessary part of survival. From a human perspective, this "changing of the coat" represents the superficial modifications we all undergo. We adapt to different social conditions, adopt new fashion trends, learn new skills, and even change our behavior to fit in or succeed. We may change our jobs, our hairstyles, our political affiliations, or our friend groups. These are all external manifestations of change, driven by circumstance, ambition, or simply the passage of time. We are constantly bombarded wit...

Aspasia, a member of the ancient world's silent intellect, imparted timeless wisdom through her words.   Born in Miletus, she resonated with the intellectual world of Athens with her wisdom and intelligence.   This extraordinary woman of ancient times shed light on the dark social fabric of the period, emphasizing that females should be able to make their voices heard.   Challenging tradition, Aspasia argued that women's education was not only a right but also an indispensable necessity for the progress of society.   To her, knowledge was a light that enlightened people; this light was a right for women as well as men.   According to her, a woman who does not have a formal education is naive about her capabilities and the world at large.   The search for wisdom from women was an integral part of society's struggle for enlightenment.   In Athens, Aspasia was more than simply a friend or wife; she was a mentor and an in...

I believe that Putin wants to use this uncontrolled money as quickly as possible, provided it becomes international currency. He knows that its use will be the beginning of the downfall of America. After all, their strength is in the dollar. But basically, every empire collapsed with help from within. There is one unknown answer for all. The Russians believe the CIA developed the technique. Americans believe the Japanese secret services invented it. The Japanese think it is a development of the Chinese. Politicians believe there is a conspiracy against democracy, arguing that if they do not control the distribution of the budget, it will lead to anarchy. Businesses prefer this approach because it allows them to retain their funds domestically and avoid seeking offshore companies. Optimists perceive immediate profits, while pessimists believe that the game will eventually end and that this is the largest pyramid scheme of the century. The CEO of Facebook secretly rejoices that his Libra...

In recent times, there has been a tremendous deal of discussion around cryptocurrencies. I have already written an article about them, so I cannot change my opinion. It is possible that I will overlook any significant aspects or advantages they might offer. To look and read, I have logged into a significant number of forums. In each and every venue, Mr. Buffett is praised for his excellence as an investor. The same people, however, also rave about Bitcoin. There are, without a doubt, individuals who openly express their opposition to these cryptocurrencies. I wanted to know where Mr. Buffett invested and what he thought. He believes they have no useful action coefficient, so he hasn't invested. My viewpoint is exactly the same. Online forums often compare bitcoin to gold. No words come to mind. Gold, in addition to being a raw resource that is utilized in a wide variety of applications, ranging from manufactured goods to ornaments, may also be traded for anything. One way to think ...

So, who exactly is to blame? Put your hand up and contemplate it.   Will there be a detrimental impact on humanity as a whole at the end times? When the time comes, I suppose. The reasoning that led to the rise of dictatorship in some countries was brought about by particular individuals. To be famous, they will do anything to make humans miserable. They look for methods to bring evil into the world rather than concentrating on the positive aspects of the situation. They have faith that it will propel them to the status of superstars. To put it another way, all they want to do is begin fighting. As a direct consequence of this, war breaks out among nations. Furthermore, this is a concern shared by all other nations. Other great leaders want to feel safe for the same reason the rest of us do. To better support military operations, the funding has been increased. Because of this, other programs, such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure, will either need to reduce their ...

To be honest, my knowledge of cryptocurrencies is limited. I've perused some online articles and listened to the buzz, but I'm primarily observing from a distance. I comprehend some of the purported advantages—the application of blockchain technology and its potential to transform other aspects of the internet. It’s innovative; I’ll give it that. However, the fact that we still don't know who created Bitcoin, the original cryptocurrency, is a significant concern. In this age of massive data collection and widespread surveillance, how can someone remain completely anonymous? It just seems a little…suspect. Validators will control transactions. I don't really understand the technicalities, but from what I understand, it's not really decentralized. It's more like a parliamentary system. But a decentralized parliamentary system has its drawbacks, and it makes me wonder how those drawbacks will play out in the future. Who is ultimately responsible if it all collapses...