The Tao of Publias II

"When jarred, unavoidably, by circumstances, revert at once to yourself, and don't lose rythm more than you can help. You'll have a better grasp of the harmony if you keep going back to it..."
verse 11, book 6, Meditations

~Marcus Aurelius~
 
Quote from iceman1:

"He who is not contented with what he has, would not be contented with what he would like to have...." -- Socrates --
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someone who is not content being hungry will not be content being fed?
 
Quote from daniel_m:




someone who is not content being hungry will not be content being fed?
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For a time perhaps, but to see the big picture is to see that he is just eating inorder to survive to be hungry once more...

ps - incase you are still stuck on your 'perpetual ball bust mode' after reading this post - the food i speak of above is nothing more than an analogy for our condition - so don't take it too literally :)
 
ok, try

"someone who is not content having an uncertain and irregular food supply, will not be content having a certain and regular food supply"

BZZZZT

wrongo, socrates ole chum!


ps - yep, still stuck in that "perpetual search for clarity mode"... :D
 
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Personaly I'm not annoyed. On the contrary I am very amused to see that it is in trading that people feel like questioning themselves. If they could also do the same for the TRUE life itself :)

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do you really find all this useless verbiage usefull? I mean get real man, what are you, a nun?

note to baron: is it possible to put entire threads on ignore so we don't have to see them popping up everytime they are updated with spewage?

this would be nice, that way I wouldn't have to maintain a long list of threads that suck.
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As we were paddling along on the Colorado river, my dad said...Son, don't ever think we have mastered this river... this river allows us to earn a living from her.. but never forget that she can turn on us in a heartbeat and everything we have built up will be gone... always have a healthy respect the river, son.

Every trading day..I tell myself the same thing..I just drop in the word market for river.
 
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