Curious minds.

Someone asked me this question. Do you think we should behave badly with people who behave badly? Answer Ideally, we should not behave badly in return. Yet few are capable of living by ideals alone. What matters is holding to principles: do not mirror their wrong, but do not let it pass unchallenged. Those who… Continue reading Curious Minds.

Curious Minds.

Someone asked me this question : Have you ever reached the stage where you’re done with people in general, just absolutely done with them and can no longer be bothered trying to work out their actions and words? Answer YES. Time and again, I have met those oversmart personalities—quick with their tricks, shallow in their… Continue reading Curious Minds.

Curious Minds.

Someone asked me this question. Why do the opinions of others seem to matter more when there is a mixture of both good and bad being made about your character? Answer By nature, everyone likes appreciation and praise from others. It is obvious that no one easily digests opinions exposing faults or odd behavior. When… Continue reading Curious Minds.

Curious Minds.

Someone asked me this question. Did you know that common sense is not so common nowadays? Answer YES. Common sense has withered in today’s digital world. In its place, borrowed intelligence from machines is relied upon, while the natural judgment of the mind is neglected. What was once instinctive is now outsourced, and so common… Continue reading Curious Minds.

Curious Minds.

Someone asked me this question. What are some common causes of feeling like you are living the wrong life or doing the wrong things? Answer High expectations, Dissatisfaction, and uncontrolled Desires. Feeling you live the wrong life often arises from high expectations that reality cannot meet, dissatisfaction with what is, and uncontrolled desires that pull… Continue reading Curious Minds.

Curious Minds.

Someone asked me this question. Can something be wrong even if everyone agrees it’s right? Answer Yes. Even unanimous agreement can conceal a mistake. When the crowd moves together in error, it becomes a mass slippage—a collective drift where consensus disguises wrongness. And Truth does not bend to numbers; it waits, steady, even when all… Continue reading Curious Minds.