The current paradigm is broken in so many ways, on so many levels and inhibits us from making the most of our lives. Relearn, rethink, reinvent. Discover the alternatives and break through the manipulation, fear and deception.
There are many ways to avoid the system, get around the system and defy the system. But there are also many ways to improve our lives by simply paying more attention and thinking through things instead of just going through the motions.
Let’s try this together. Let’s look at everything from the food we eat, to the medicine we use; the way we drive and how we use transportation; how we manage money and our understanding of what money is; how we use our time and who we spend time with; what we focus our energy and emotion on and where our potential truly lies.
I hope this will open your eyes and help you to find your own paradigm to live within.
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A fine philosophy.
This man will inspire a glorious revolution. One based in logic and empowered by empathy that will shift the paradigm for the betterment of all mankind.
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Everyone look up and wave, “Thanks for not killing millions of us!”
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Neil deGrasse Tyson lays down some cold hard truth.
Every second our Sun releases energy equivalent to about 1 Billion (1,000,000,000) nuclear bombs, and we are digging in the sand.
Logic… try it sometime.
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Trailer for Fight for Space, a documentary on the precarious future of the space program. The sky, after all, is still calling us.
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Words Of Wisdom of the Day: Part II of astrophysicist and noted badass Neil deGrasse Tyson’s lecture on “the day we stopped dreaming.”
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I will never forget the inspiration I felt listening to Obama’s speech the night he was elected POTUS. But, when it comes to natural charisma and the ability to speak succinctly and poignantly, Dr. Tyson cannot be beat. I would follow that man anywhere, anytime.
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This Seems Like All Kinds of Wrong of the Day: “How much would you pay for the universe?” asks Neil deGrasse Tyson, in this impassioned breakdown of the underfunding of NASA “day we stopped dreaming.”
But more importantly: “Do you realize that the $850 billion bank bailout — that sum of money — is greater than the entire 50-year running budget of NASA?”
My admiration of Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson continues to grow. It’s so rare for a person to be so wise and knowledgeable in the field in which they excel, but to also understand the larger picture, the role in the world of politics and social evolution, is extraordinary!
