Insanely Practical

  The choices we make have the power to change the future. Both the future of the individual and the world. Those choices itself is a choice. Those who make better choices makes a better future. The choices we made in the past made the present and the choices about to make decides the future. Future isn’t in the hands of any other, but in the choices we make . Which makes it clear that one is to be blamed except yourself. We can effortlessly blame others or the situations we are in for the letdowns. But this of no use. No one gets better, instead we get dumped even more. Choices are the byproduct of thinking and thinking is a byproduct of the information inside the head. We can only make good decision with good information. Virtuous information comes from moral sources. So filtering becomes vital here. Believing or consuming whatever available is imprudent. Lots of information leads to lot of both good and bad choices. Instead we need few good and powerful choices. People make great

Adaptation of the new way of life just made the world better place to communicate. I’m not sure with these all amazing technology the world became a better place. Because better is a relative word. Of course the world got better at communication, transportation, lifestyle and availability of information. On the other side it did made some of it worse. The scenario that needs necessary attention is to the earth itself. Climate worsened, pollution peaked, diseases begun proliferating rapidly, manipulation, suicide attempts and many such things. Certainly technology never intended to bring evil to the world. But when it reached the wrong hands, technology became a personal tool to personal gain, totally neglecting the core principle of making the world a better place.    So it’s not wise to say that world became a better place in first place. Since it’s a relative phrase it would be more acceptable when said accurately. Technology did more deed than evil and it ethics perfectly align wit