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Ah, 97 pages later. I'm truly impressed with how tightly locked so many peoples minds are. I'll leave you with this thought, I'm not subscribed, so don't expect any arguing or whatever.
If your life is exactly how you like it, great, nuff said. If it isn't, maybe it's time to do a bit of home work. History lessons would suffice.
Henry Ford, one day decided he wanted a V-8. It's block would be cast as a single piece. Upon informing his engineers of this, Ford was told his idea was impossible. Couldn't be done. Ford laughed at this.
Several months (or weeks, I can't quite recall) the first monolithic cast block for a V-8 was produced.
Tesla, Edison, entreprenuers of every sort, Gandhi, all had to BE DO HAVE their ideas BEFORE they were accepted by other experts, much less the masses. EVERY great invention came to life in someones head FIRST. Realize, that if you're on the side claming BE DO HAVE isn't real, that you are part of the masses. No need to argue it's not true, 99.9999999% of the population agree with you. It's the very small fraction of human kind that live BE DO HAVE that bring change, progress, and wealth of all forms.
OK, I gave you a start. Time for you to start reading and studying and questioning EVERYTHING. All is NOT as it seems. Far too many of you believe what you see, because you really, honestly believe what you see is real. If you made even a cursory effort to peek at what's going on in neuro-biology and cognitive sciences you'd instantly realize what's really going on. Our brains function to filter, distort, and delete. It does this beautifully. It does this so we don't go crazy. Unfortunately, it also makes some aspects of true growth damn near impossible. Most humnas are just too afraid of what they don't know, so instead they attack. This has only been going on for a few thousand years, so maybe I'm totally wrong.
I invite you to take a journey to exploring "what if's", it has proven most profitable for me (and I"m not talking about money or trading specifically).
Of course, and I can't stress this enough: if you are satisfied with where you're at, then do nothing. This is truly ok with me.