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Originally posted by uzless
Uh, aren't you imposing your standards on us by telling us what to do...?
uh, aren't you esposing yourself to being labelled as one of the three types of person who would disagree with the original promulgation?

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that's exposing, not esposing, sorry 🙂

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I'm now so bored I'm about to start reading the dictionary, backwards and upside down... 🙁

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Originally posted by muppyman
I agree with the beautiful principle that we can all change our situations by changing our thoughts and attitudes, but I was unaware that it is a secret.
Muppyman, I appreciate your thoughtful comment and the insightful question implied. Let me try to respond to "unaware it is a secret."


The English Author Rebecca West, Dame Isabel Fairfield, (1892-1983) wrote many memorable lines. An often quoted one seems to apply

to our conversation, "The trouble with mankind is twofold. He cannot understand truths which are too complex and he cannot remember

truths which are too simple." 'In one ear and out the other' describes the common intellectual function of merely giving mental assent.

It acknowledges an academic understanding only (left lobe), without necessarily accepting and assimilating the information within the

recycling/actionable frame of reference (right lobe transfer). Today in choosing the thread title "Best kept secret..." my purpose was to focus

attention on a simple core principle of happiness... one so very quickly forgotten, so easily ignored and so infrequently utilized. Let's put

it this way... Best kept secret we keep from ourselves (the disconnect between our read only information storage and the print only launching

pad of our daily decisions and actions, words and deeds). The high percentage mix of personal irritations, festering bad blood, personality

attacks, assorted picayune grousing cleverly expressed and other petty frustrations fingered to death daily on the RHP General Forum

attests to the principle this thread enucleates. It also illustrates the fact that a certain segment of unhappy community members are still

hellbent for leather with an agenda of changing other people rather than themselves. Life's simply too short to be unhappy in this world.



-gb

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Muppyman, I appreciate your thoughtful comment and the insightful question implied. Let me try to respond to "unaware it is a secret."


The English Author Rebecca West, Dame Isabel Fairfield, (1892-1983) wrote many memorable lines. An often quoted one seems to apply

to our conversation, "The trouble with mankind is twofold. He cannot understand t ...[text shortened]... than themselves. Life's simply too short to be unhappy in this world.



-gb

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exactly. 🙂

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Originally posted by Bad wolf
Works fine for me though, it's called leadership.
http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2001-03-01/

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Muppyman, I appreciate your thoughtful comment and the insightful question implied. Let me try to respond to "unaware it is a secret."


The English Author Rebecca West, Dame Isabel Fairfield, (1892-1983) wrote many memorable lines. An often quoted one seems to apply

to our conversation, "The trouble with mankind is twofold. He cannot understand t than themselves. Life's simply too short to be unhappy in this world.



-gb

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you don't strike me as a happy chappy, gramps. i mean, look at this post. one long whinge at the fact that (most) people here are too bright to swallow your pop psychology. come on, admit it: in your dreams, we all say 'Oh you're so wonderfully wise, gb'.

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Originally posted by Iron Monkey
he said he was unaware that it is a secret. there's a difference.
I was just being an a$$

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Originally posted by Iron Monkey
you don't strike me as a happy chappy, gramps. i mean, look at this post. one long whinge at the fact that (most) people here are too bright to swallow your pop psychology. come on, admit it: in your dreams, we all say 'Oh you're so wonderfully wise, gb'.
Bowmann never would have said the stuff GB does

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Originally posted by uzless
Bowmann never would have said the stuff GB does
It's seldom done but work out the average 'old bowmann' content, discounting the necessary 'new' wordiness,

of each post since December, 2007. I refer you to my last official post on April 5, 2007. Those of you who know me

and my family will realize that projecting my wife's stuffy and senile grandfather's style is part of the kostume.



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Originally posted by mikelom
Biggest secret is where did the energy come from to cause the big bang. Basic law of physics says energy cannot be created or destroyed. If the was nothing before the big bang at that singular point then.....? 😕

http://www.fortunecity.com/emachines/e11/86/big-bang.html

No mention of the energy needed, ever at all! 🙁
They alays mention the possibilit ...[text shortened]... 🙁

Wrong thread Spanky, I know! 😛

Yes I'm bored. Wife and son asleep. 1 mover only ....
The energy was bound up in the singularity before the BB.

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Is something posted in a public forum, really the best kept secret ?

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
Is something posted in a public forum, really the best kept secret ?
Intentionally hiding things right out in the open occurs many times in literature and films.



Edit: Usually the very last place anybody thinks to look.

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Originally posted by uzless
Bowmann never would have said the stuff GB does
who's Bowmann? wasn't he the guy in 2001: A Space Oddysey?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Intentionally hiding things right out in the open occurs many times in literature and films.



Edit: Usually the very last place anybody thinks to look.
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