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"According to the promise of the plague took about five thousand, a million and a billion dollars was the fear persona." I get a lot and what I don't get is a lot. When panic sets in for many, I get it. Thus, in short, or in short, the nature of survival in the general format is here: courage. If we face life with it, we either die or become better or worse (in that order). Even Victor Frankl said that one with his logotherapy training, as well as most self-developing people, speakers and these.
So, I'm really starting this article with a basic article: "Courage makes survivors in the end" "I understand that courage comes after facing life and existence and understanding what it wants and what it wants with truth and devotion, no matter what." Phantom or blindness should not be avoided in a horrible way. Paranoid preparation is the final "castle in the sand to wash the sea." It achieves nothing but reducing the chances and increasing the chances of untimely death.
What I mean here by the above increase in the chances of untimely death is: in the foolish crowd and in the panic of survival you end up at the end of that panic turning into “a sheep blindly shaking with another sheep”. My point is, think for a moment and don’t follow the crowd of people in panic. Of course, I can make it more complicated and scary. What does this mean? If we want to survive truly and rationally, we need to think creatively and boldly. What is the whole point of Victor Frankl, Adam Smith (real supply and demand rationalist economist) and however if you read everything they write, income rand philosophies without this reality? Plato, Immanuel Kant, John Maynard Keynes and later parts are not the cause here and now, they basically say "for a long time we all died and anyway we will be celebrated in the hereafter, so forget here and now." Some may say timid "Yes, Right!? " Or not! "Know the Reality, However, if we want to survive rationally, we must always consider reality in a rationally creative way, we cannot be afraid of the crowd, the herdsmen, or the reality and we cannot organize it. We must look at the information rationally. Should, and should always be, then applied. So, I end with a simple quote from Thomas Payne, the title of a book he wrote: "Common Sense.". Read more.