Quote from chloride:
I do not believe I made a choice to be this way, I think most of us have no choice in how we think.
Hey Chloride,
i did enjoy your views and comments ...
you have a way with words and a seasoned perspective on life, no matter how old you are
You may not have made a consious choice to be the way you are - you might even be one of a very few that hardly had any unconsious choice in becoming who you are - but just for today, and tomorrow if you please, you could choose to think differently
you could think worse, better, crazy, less / shallower, more / deeper or several different kinds of different --- but you could choose to think differently
I'm going to take a risk of getting trampled here by sharing a bit along the lines of choices / intentionality.
You are probably wiser than me in most things and i just might have the edge in a few areas.
Hope it helps,
Birdman
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You are free to choose up til the point of choice, but after you choose ... the choice controls the chooser.
Present choices determine future consequences.
Some folks wonder, and dream about what might be ... what could be and even what should be ... and never think about the idea of intentionality.
Once in a while most people might picture themself in a place or a role ... that was a possibility . . . if the rest worked out a certain way.
It turns out that the world offers so much more. Dreams wait for me to dream them. Ideas await my mind to find them. Literal and figurative mountains stand where I might go to climb them. It depends on me. It depends on me understanding that I am.
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Chloride, I'm an oldguy [50] and i could use a few tips to move into that top 5%. Heck, I'd settle for top 10% - i ain't picky. If you find my insight useful, feel free to private message me your best condensed tips.