religious hammer and inflation rate

The lack of governance expertise among our country's leaders has left us, the people, grappling with problems that are both predictable and solvable.
One such issue is job satisfaction. It’s a delicate and easily exploitable matter, often pushing dissatisfied individuals toward unethical actions. For instance, an employee unhappy with their job might accept bribes, steal, or underperform in their work.
On the other hand, a business owner facing job dissatisfaction behaves differently. Feeling undercompensated, they might lower service quality or raise prices to make up for the perceived shortfall.

Among the many factors affecting our economy, job dissatisfaction plays a notable role in driving inflation. It’s evident that no one expresses satisfaction with their work—complaints about insufficient rewards for their efforts are widespread and relentless.

In such conditions, leaders ought to prioritize the ethical aspects of their people’s well-being to tackle job dissatisfaction effectively. However, they have failed in this regard. Instead, they are relying solely on one simplistic tool: religion.
As the saying goes, "When the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail." Despite this, we continue to let them double down on wielding the "religious hammer" to address every issue.

the peril of AI

applications of artificial intelligence (AI) are spreading all over our life overwhelmingly 

AI is helping us solving any type of problems 

intrinsically, it is like a benign servant or amenable assistant 

but its usages will be found radically detrimental on a colossal scale, someday in the near future

because, there is no guarantee that we use it benevolently

and because there is no limit and rule or regulatory to control it and its usages

I'm not saying this out of ignorance rather I have been into this for more than a decade

bad news is we can neither stop it nor regulate its usages

my advice

be careful about using social networks; they are watching you, analyzing you and changing you in the most insidious way!

and even worse than that is they are building your future not you.

درباره فلسفه تنهایی

کتاب «فلسفه تنهایی» تموم شد و به نظرم مطلبی که اینجا درباره تنهایی گفته بودم با چیزی که کتاب میگه همخونی داره.

تو این کتاب اسوندسن تنهایی رو از ابعاد متفاوتی بررسی میکنه مثل بقیه کتابهاش.

از دو قسمت کتاب بیشتر خوشم اومد یکی «تنهایی و اعتماد» و دومی «تنهایی و دوستی».

بعضا اسوندسن سعی داره که نتایج طیفی از مطالعات رو کمرنگ کنه و طیف مقابل رو پررنگ کنه. اینو بیشتر در بخش «تنهایی و فردگرایی» میشه دید.

این کتاب واسه من زیاد حرفای جدید نداشت و بیشتر میتونم بگم نظرات خودمو درباره تنهایی تقویت کرد. بویژه دو قسمت «تنهایی و انزوا» و «تنهایی و مسئولیت».

مسلما همه ما با تنهایی آشناییم و ازش درکی داریم. بعضیا درک عمیقتری دارن. گاهی آدم خودشو به تنهایی میبازه و این خیلی خطرناکه. همچنین تنهایی دلایل متعددی میتونه داشته باشه و هر کسی بنابه دلیلی تنهایی رو تجربه کرده و معدود افرادی به دلایل متعدد.

چیزی که مهمه اینه که ما چطور باید با تنهایی برخورد کنیم.

دست آخر باید بگم که کتاب به عقیده من فراز و فرود خوبی داشت و به یک نتیجه‌ای ختمش کرد که میتونم بگم بهترین رویکرد در مواجهه با تنهایی همینه.

کتابش رو مطالعه کنید مطمئنم مهارتهایی رو بدستتون میده که در شرایط مختلف زندگی به کارتون میاد.

rule of 0.3 percent

We’ve got around 10,000 kilometers of atmosphere.
The Earth’s radius? Over 6,000 kilometers. That’s a lot of rock and sky.

But here’s the twist—what about life?

Life only shows up in this tiny slice of space:
Roughly 3 kilometers below the surface, and up to 50 kilometers above it.

That means, out of a full 16,000 kilometers from Earth’s core to the edge of the atmosphere,
only 53 kilometers are home to anything alive.

Do the math—
That’s just 0.3 percent.
Yes, zero point three percent. Not three. Not thirty.

0.003!

All that mass and space… just to support this thin strip shelter where life can happen.

So what’s the takeaway?

To me, it says something deserving of thinking:
If even 0.3 percent of your life shines with real goodness—
and the rest simply holds it up, supports it—
you’ve done something big. You’ve done your part!

Sounds tiny, right?
In a 75-year life, that’s about three months.

But, here’s the kicker—
I doubt that more than 0.3 percent of people ever achieve even that.

موتور

اگه «من» از آدم گرفته بشه آیا آدم باز هم حرکتی خواهد کرد؟!