stellar renegade
PEST that STEPs on PETS
- Joined
- Jul 13, 2009
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Shhh. Why does everyone want to prevent a flamewar around here, anyway?
At least when I'm involved.
At least when I'm involved.
I feel sorry for Victor...
Sure, baby, I know what you mean. I've had exactly the same problem and I solved it by delegating.
I delegate doing by the simple expedient of falling in love with extroverted girls - and they do it all for me.
All I do is make them happy and they do everything else.
They love doing and they love me and I love them. And I love contemplating.
I contemplate them. I contemplate myself. I contemplate the whole world while my beautiful girls delight in doing things around me.
Whoopee! I couldn't ask for more - just delegate.
Absolutely!
We should be grateful that extroverts are a dying species.
And we should be grateful, for all the trouble in the world is caused by people who do things.
Everything from colonialism to globalization is caused by people who do things.
Doers make the world go round. But have you noticed, the world is stopping. It is slowing down, it is taking a deep breath and lying back and contemplating.
Yes, the noosphere bring everything back again for recognition, that is re-cognition. And re-cognition is simply contemplation.
And contemplatives are made for the noosphere. Contemplatives are fit for the noosphere, while extroverts, the doers, are unfit. So natural selection will relegate the extroverts. And introverts will breed like rabbits. Bill Gates, the richest introvert in the world, is a sign of things to come.
And yes, we should rejoice at the coming ascendancy of the introverts. But we should remember how badly the extroverts treated us when they were on top, and we should not return evil for evil. Rather we should soothe the dying pillow of the extroverts as they keep on, keeping on, trying to do things, but becoming more and more impotent as each day passes.
And we will be grateful our day has finally come.