You want to go from problem-solver to world-builder. That's the big change to make. You can solve yours and others'problems forever. The universe - as it's been created - creates endless problems to solve. And you can be very satisfied and happy with your solutions - and these can better peoples' lives.
However, your own world can be far better than this. It can be whatever you want it to be. You see, when you solve problems, you are operating at the effect of the problem-creator. Someone or something created those problems. You solve them, great - you're a hero. The problem-creator then serves up their next one and the game begins again.
Now, when you create your own world, you can have one where the problems stay solved and you don't have any new ones coming up. You move over into constantly creating improved versions of things around you. You start living the world of your dreams. What you've always wanted to happen, to achieve, to acquire - all these things start appearing around you.
And how you move from one to the other is all on that DVD, "The Secret". It's all in Nightingales classic recording "The Strangest Secret". It's all in "Think and Grow Rich", "The Science of Getting Rich", "Master Key System" - and a few other books.
But in order to know what you are all about, in order to create the world of your dreams - you have to get the concept and do the actions which are laid out in these references TOWARD THAT GOAL. You don't stop at just getting rich, having that nice car, living a life of ease. You have to continue on down that line until your whole world is just the way you want it to be.
That means the people around you have to change - but you can only change people through education, example, your gifts. You could possibly get enough fish through your own efforts to feed yourself and a few others. But it you taught everyone around you how to fish - everyone could eat well and you would live a life of comparative ease as a teacher of fishermen, if that's what you wanted.
So it takes some figuring out. How to get from here to there. But the answers will come to you as you trust your intuition to provide them. You will gradually move over from problem-solver to world-creator as you do.
And that is why I wrote this. To bring you along on the journey. It's a much brighter path than the ones we've been travelling so long.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Monday, April 09, 2007
Hate and Love are four letter words, one leads to self-damnation, the other to bliss
I had a girl say to me once, "Outrage is not a bad emotion." She and her colleagues believed that a person was allowed to demonstrate their anger at will - in other words to rant and rave and bully in order to get their way, to solve things by exhibiting bad temper.
A recent episode on a cable "news" show showed two normally congenial people - and friends - really going at each other in order to "defend" their views. This was considered "good television", as much as over-dramatic acting is known as "good theatre".
Let's get something straight here. Hate is learned. Hate is a bad habit. Using argument and temper to try to overwhelm your opposition is playing into their hands. No one wins in that scenario.
One philosopher said that you do not shovel out the darkness, you simply turn on a light - meaning that hate only exists in the absence of love, of appreciation.
The argument then goes, that if the sun burnt out, then darkness would indeed cover all. However, my friend, why is it easier to make a child laugh than to make it cry? Why do we all rush to find what's wrong when that baby does start crying?
Why do we remember - and seek to retell - a truly funny story?
You have to learn hate in order to maintain it in your life. You have to practice it. It is too easy to fall into a bad temper because someone set this as an example to you. It is too easy to simply cry and carry on because you learned this got attention when you wet yourself as a baby.
We are not babies. We are responsible for the effects we create around us. There is no mother-figure which goes through our lives cleaning up our messes, wiping our nose (or butt) and generally fixing things for us.
We have to lie in the bed we made, strange politicians and all.
Our life, and the society around us, is of our choosing and our habitual wont.
If you don't like being told bad news, quit hanging around those people. Or turn off the "news". And probably keep the TV off entirely, unless you are watching comedic DVD's.
You can choose to have good in your life, you can choose to live with love.
On the farm, in Nature, one is taught this constantly. If you "train" a dog with beatings, they become very wary of you - something that isn't easily overcome. Dogs, as pets, instinctively seek your love. They want food, but this is an extension of the love you show for them. Many dogs will die of hunger rather than leave your side.
I've proved this to myself in raising all sorts of domesticated and wild animals. While the instincts may be savage, they constantly exhibit their preference for love over viciousness.
All negative thought is conquered through applying love - and its variant, understanding.
Those who seek a world where there is definable black and white, evil and good - they live in a constant world of struggle. Evil only exists in the absence of Good. You have to work at casting good out in order for evil to continue.
Most people abide by the laws. Laws are actually created in order to keep criminal behaviour in check. They are not created to "idiot-proof" society, to make it safe for the stupidest of us. Given a model world, people would live together peaceably and by common sense would co-exist happily. The first law had to be written down when some individual wouldn't obey common sense - or thought they could "get away" by violating that custom (which was built on common sense). And so penalties had to be created to out-weigh "breaking" that custom.
Practically, you don't ever "break" a custom. What you say or do to another comes back to you, sooner or later. (The Golden Rule cuts both ways.) It is arguable that locking up a person is humane. I've heard the Quakers were the first to put a person into solitary confinement, his only companion a Bible. The Quakers themselves would relent after awhile, since so many went insane from too long of this.
If the natural law says that you will get as you give, then all a prison does is to deny fate it's chance to rectify things. Or does it? Why do prisoners seldom improve - why are there such stories of violence in prison?
Where people are improving in prisons is through education. Give them books which enable them to improve their lives, to correct their poor decisions in the past, to straighten out their logic errors which then became habit.
One basic therapy of the ancient Polynesian belief-system Huna was to first forgive yourself. The rationale is that the only reason you continued to "feel bad" about something you did is that you hadn't let go of that action - that your subconscious kept bringing this up to you as there was some lesson you hadn't learned yet. And so you were "haunted" by something you considered a mis-deed in your past.
And that is the crux behind Easter, and the whole Christian religion - that you can forgive yourself, that you don't have to live with your sins for the rest of your life.
The bottom line is that by practicing feeling good, behaving responsibly, you can change your life and develop the good habits which will bring all manner of success, wealth, good health, and happiness toward you for the rest of your life.
Anger, temper, cursing - all these are habits which can be changed. The difference between a sunny and surly disposition is a continual choice. Optimists are that way by choice - they've observed that looking for the bright side is an easier route, as well as being more profitable.
All you have to do is start today. Start smiling. Soon you'll find a reason to smile, even to laugh at the world around you. Clean up your room, your cubicle, your world - put order into things. People will want to be with you as you are putting light into their lives.
Norman Vincent Peale, William James, Dale Carnegie - all these and more philosophers said that your attitudes, your emotions are completely under your own control. You only have to act happy to become happy, act courageous and become courageous.
"As the twig is bent, so grows the tree." Our past thoughts have determined our present habitual state of mind. And the twig can be straightened and grow up tall and straight, with hardly a trace of the bend you earlier put into it.
You have a choice in life to constantly forward the hate around you - or let it go and seek the light.
My advice: turn off the TV, smile - and really enjoy the basic goodness you are.
A recent episode on a cable "news" show showed two normally congenial people - and friends - really going at each other in order to "defend" their views. This was considered "good television", as much as over-dramatic acting is known as "good theatre".
Let's get something straight here. Hate is learned. Hate is a bad habit. Using argument and temper to try to overwhelm your opposition is playing into their hands. No one wins in that scenario.
One philosopher said that you do not shovel out the darkness, you simply turn on a light - meaning that hate only exists in the absence of love, of appreciation.
The argument then goes, that if the sun burnt out, then darkness would indeed cover all. However, my friend, why is it easier to make a child laugh than to make it cry? Why do we all rush to find what's wrong when that baby does start crying?
Why do we remember - and seek to retell - a truly funny story?
You have to learn hate in order to maintain it in your life. You have to practice it. It is too easy to fall into a bad temper because someone set this as an example to you. It is too easy to simply cry and carry on because you learned this got attention when you wet yourself as a baby.
We are not babies. We are responsible for the effects we create around us. There is no mother-figure which goes through our lives cleaning up our messes, wiping our nose (or butt) and generally fixing things for us.
We have to lie in the bed we made, strange politicians and all.
Our life, and the society around us, is of our choosing and our habitual wont.
If you don't like being told bad news, quit hanging around those people. Or turn off the "news". And probably keep the TV off entirely, unless you are watching comedic DVD's.
You can choose to have good in your life, you can choose to live with love.
On the farm, in Nature, one is taught this constantly. If you "train" a dog with beatings, they become very wary of you - something that isn't easily overcome. Dogs, as pets, instinctively seek your love. They want food, but this is an extension of the love you show for them. Many dogs will die of hunger rather than leave your side.
I've proved this to myself in raising all sorts of domesticated and wild animals. While the instincts may be savage, they constantly exhibit their preference for love over viciousness.
All negative thought is conquered through applying love - and its variant, understanding.
Those who seek a world where there is definable black and white, evil and good - they live in a constant world of struggle. Evil only exists in the absence of Good. You have to work at casting good out in order for evil to continue.
Most people abide by the laws. Laws are actually created in order to keep criminal behaviour in check. They are not created to "idiot-proof" society, to make it safe for the stupidest of us. Given a model world, people would live together peaceably and by common sense would co-exist happily. The first law had to be written down when some individual wouldn't obey common sense - or thought they could "get away" by violating that custom (which was built on common sense). And so penalties had to be created to out-weigh "breaking" that custom.
Practically, you don't ever "break" a custom. What you say or do to another comes back to you, sooner or later. (The Golden Rule cuts both ways.) It is arguable that locking up a person is humane. I've heard the Quakers were the first to put a person into solitary confinement, his only companion a Bible. The Quakers themselves would relent after awhile, since so many went insane from too long of this.
If the natural law says that you will get as you give, then all a prison does is to deny fate it's chance to rectify things. Or does it? Why do prisoners seldom improve - why are there such stories of violence in prison?
Where people are improving in prisons is through education. Give them books which enable them to improve their lives, to correct their poor decisions in the past, to straighten out their logic errors which then became habit.
One basic therapy of the ancient Polynesian belief-system Huna was to first forgive yourself. The rationale is that the only reason you continued to "feel bad" about something you did is that you hadn't let go of that action - that your subconscious kept bringing this up to you as there was some lesson you hadn't learned yet. And so you were "haunted" by something you considered a mis-deed in your past.
And that is the crux behind Easter, and the whole Christian religion - that you can forgive yourself, that you don't have to live with your sins for the rest of your life.
The bottom line is that by practicing feeling good, behaving responsibly, you can change your life and develop the good habits which will bring all manner of success, wealth, good health, and happiness toward you for the rest of your life.
Anger, temper, cursing - all these are habits which can be changed. The difference between a sunny and surly disposition is a continual choice. Optimists are that way by choice - they've observed that looking for the bright side is an easier route, as well as being more profitable.
All you have to do is start today. Start smiling. Soon you'll find a reason to smile, even to laugh at the world around you. Clean up your room, your cubicle, your world - put order into things. People will want to be with you as you are putting light into their lives.
Norman Vincent Peale, William James, Dale Carnegie - all these and more philosophers said that your attitudes, your emotions are completely under your own control. You only have to act happy to become happy, act courageous and become courageous.
"As the twig is bent, so grows the tree." Our past thoughts have determined our present habitual state of mind. And the twig can be straightened and grow up tall and straight, with hardly a trace of the bend you earlier put into it.
You have a choice in life to constantly forward the hate around you - or let it go and seek the light.
My advice: turn off the TV, smile - and really enjoy the basic goodness you are.
Sunday, April 08, 2007
Genius: How to become one and stay that way
Wouldn't you like to have a way to release the latent genius within you? How would it feel to be free of all restraints in your life and able to simple create the way you've always wanted?
The road to doing this is much simpler than we suspected.
Some theory first:
Pareto principle is a tool to use in this. Briefly, from Wikipedia,
"The Pareto principle (also known as the 80-20 rule, the law of the vital few and the principle of factor sparsity) states that, for many phenomena, 80% of the consequences stem from 20% of the causes. Business management thinker Joseph M. Juran suggested the principle and named it after Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto, who observed that 80% of income in Italy went to 20% of the population. It is a common rule-of-thumb in business; e.g., '80% of your sales come from 20% of your clients.'"
If you follow the link to Juran above, you will get his full essay on how he found and named this principle.
For our use, it is a form of shorthand. The caveat is to ensure you also use Juran's phrase, "the vital few and the useful many" to not overlook resources or be too harsh in your estimations.
Consider the forward push of a civilization - it is literally won on the backs of a very few, singular people. Einstein, Madam Curie, Edison, Eleanor Roosevelt - just study these people back and you will find them immensely capable, far beyond what is common.
The rough math shows that you have 20 percent, and then 4 percent and then under one percent (20% of 20% of 20%...) and so find just a small handful of people doing incredible work. Juran was the first to point out that these numbers don't always hold true. While he held to Lorentz curves (which I have been unable to nail down for this post), I have found that the Long Tail exponential curve, as well as the Bell Curve both apply to this area.
That last is perhaps the most graphic. It sweeps down from the bulk of the group (population, in our case) to a small proportion on each side. If you widened this out into a 3D view, it would be a hill standing out in a field.
The Long Tail is what is fascinating along this line. There is as much money being made, cumulative, in niche sales as there is by the few market leaders.
Ability might have this take. The bulk of humankind is surviving and doing quite well. However, a small handful are doing intensely, extremely well.
Our educational system, as well as our marketing and government - through no fault of theirs - is built on protecting the bulk rights and status quo of this largest amount. That is where the common concerns and voters lie. (Both left and right have to court the center to get elected.)
Now, let's concentrate on the extremes for awhile. One extreme is criminal and the other genius. The reason for laws is to hold the criminal in check. However, this is only moderately successful - more effective in the America's than some other areas of the world - which has to do more with the philosophy of our Founding Fathers that enable anyone to succeed if they want to. (This idea is fascinating in and of itself - read Thomas Paine and Adam Smith in our modern light ... but this is not on our current path.)
Geniuses are a rarefied few.
How is this so? We only observe that this is the way it is. You might have concentrations of a group here and there, which throws off the above generalized math, but statistically that's the way it is.
These few find out early on that they simply need to devote themselves to full-time creative works. If they are really smart about this, they will get some one or several around them to be their support group and work on doing their marketing and cover their economic butt, as it were, to keep food on the table and the lights on. Artists Benton and Russell met and married their marketers - which is why we know about them today.
As any genius, you should get a body of people around you which simply work to support you and get your work out to humanity. Or, you can work a bit of your time on the more mundane aspects of marketing your own work and then setting this up to run on a semi-automatic basis through Internet autoresponders and similar tools. Ultimately, as Corey Rudl found, you will have to hire some people full time to take care of your millions in income.
I've looked up one corporation I had been intimately involved in earlier, and found that after the founder died, it ceased to expand shortly thereafter. They haven't replaced their core genius. However, that person left the seeds of destruction behind him, as he said he was the only one who could do what he did - closing the door on succession. No matter how expert or genius the manager that follows, that place is doomed to extinction.
However, the door is wide open for others to succeed. I did a study years ago of self-help classics which are continuing to be successful and expanding after their founder's end. And at the bottom of this are apparent universal principles which anyone can apply to improve their lives. (These are linked in the title.)
So anyone can literally make themselves a genius.
How to recognize and strengthen your own genius traits:
Part of this is to apply and use the Pareto Principle in your own life. Where are you wasting time - where is the 80% of your life which does nothing but take time you could be using for other things?
Perhaps you should concentrate on what is really working for you in your life. Those things you like to do - those things which bring you peace and satisfaction - what about these?
If you chase these down, you'll stumble over your basic purpose for your life. What you are here for can only be defined by you. The clues you get are in what consistently makes you happy, makes you feel good, enables the cares of the world to slip off your burdened shoulders.
Follow your bliss, follow your intuition - these roads lead to your understanding exactly what you want for yourself. And the legacy you wish to leave.
Success, as Earl Nightingale defined it in his gold record "The Strangest Secret", is "the progressive realization of a worthy goal." What goal is personal to you. Some want to become millionaires, some famous actors/actresses, some just want a happy family, or to teach children to become successful themselves. Your goal is what ever you choose it to be.
Look around and search in your life for where you've been leading yourself. You've been pushing for something - what is it? What gives you the clues you are on the right track? It is those simple indicators which you need to follow to determine where your best efficiency lies.
A note is that the bulk of humanity - 99 44/100th's - have no clue about you or your purpose or goals. It's going to be a solo attempt. Likewise, the only thing humanity has evolved is "conventional thought" and "common knowlege" - aka rumormill, scuttlebutt, trashtalk.
The main offspring of modern Western world has been
A mob never solved anything or advanced sciences, philosophy, or common sense. Only individuals ever did anything. So get over having to be approved by our modern culture.
Figure that you are really only going to get agreement from individuals like you. You live in a niche somewhere on the Long Tail. There are only a few of you on this planet, no matter how many people wind up living here at any one instant.
To not waste that talent, they have to recognise their rare gift and work on their real talent, which is constant creation. They must "take care of business" either by allocating a small amount of time daily to housekeeping (the original definition of economics) or get some people they can trust with their lives to do that for them.
Surround yourself with people in your 20 percent who have the genius of organization and running large, prosperous corporations. Then you will simply be able to create the way you want to in the remaining time you have on this blue mudball out in space.
You want to live a very full life, doing exactly and always what you should be doing. You'll be constantly cheerful, routinely healthy, and money will be no problem. This is because you'll be providing a very valuable service to all around you. People will want to give back to you just as openly as you have helped others.
You want to encourage others to find their own genius and apply their talents - whatever they are. The world needs all the talents it can use. The world does not need more people making terrorists out of poor souls who have no clue they could be the next Einstein, Curie, Walton, Gates, Sister Theresa...
And where those people in turn recognize their own genius and apply the Pareto principle to utilize those around them, they will build a true juggernaut and expand on the core genius they support.
Society will only improve as the result. And the dream of world peace could become reality.
- - - -
P.S. About the "criminal geniuses" - they have the inherent seed of being destructive to all around them, including themselves. Commonly, they live very short lives and cannot trust any around them. Organized law is more effective than organized crime. Your key emphasis should be on creating solutions which far outstrip the ways they can be misused.
Crazy dictocrats in this world ruin their own society for a short time. When true freedom is supported, true economic and quality-of-life choices are possible for everyone - then you have real progress and a society where both the rich and less-rich get richer, where more people live better lives and help each other improve conditions.
Those people who take choice and freedoms away from people are the ones to put in your prayers and meditations. Praying Peace is proved effective. Praying Justice is as well.
The road to doing this is much simpler than we suspected.
Some theory first:
Pareto principle is a tool to use in this. Briefly, from Wikipedia,
"The Pareto principle (also known as the 80-20 rule, the law of the vital few and the principle of factor sparsity) states that, for many phenomena, 80% of the consequences stem from 20% of the causes. Business management thinker Joseph M. Juran suggested the principle and named it after Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto, who observed that 80% of income in Italy went to 20% of the population. It is a common rule-of-thumb in business; e.g., '80% of your sales come from 20% of your clients.'"
If you follow the link to Juran above, you will get his full essay on how he found and named this principle.
For our use, it is a form of shorthand. The caveat is to ensure you also use Juran's phrase, "the vital few and the useful many" to not overlook resources or be too harsh in your estimations.
Consider the forward push of a civilization - it is literally won on the backs of a very few, singular people. Einstein, Madam Curie, Edison, Eleanor Roosevelt - just study these people back and you will find them immensely capable, far beyond what is common.
The rough math shows that you have 20 percent, and then 4 percent and then under one percent (20% of 20% of 20%...) and so find just a small handful of people doing incredible work. Juran was the first to point out that these numbers don't always hold true. While he held to Lorentz curves (which I have been unable to nail down for this post), I have found that the Long Tail exponential curve, as well as the Bell Curve both apply to this area.
That last is perhaps the most graphic. It sweeps down from the bulk of the group (population, in our case) to a small proportion on each side. If you widened this out into a 3D view, it would be a hill standing out in a field.
The Long Tail is what is fascinating along this line. There is as much money being made, cumulative, in niche sales as there is by the few market leaders.
Ability might have this take. The bulk of humankind is surviving and doing quite well. However, a small handful are doing intensely, extremely well.
Our educational system, as well as our marketing and government - through no fault of theirs - is built on protecting the bulk rights and status quo of this largest amount. That is where the common concerns and voters lie. (Both left and right have to court the center to get elected.)
Now, let's concentrate on the extremes for awhile. One extreme is criminal and the other genius. The reason for laws is to hold the criminal in check. However, this is only moderately successful - more effective in the America's than some other areas of the world - which has to do more with the philosophy of our Founding Fathers that enable anyone to succeed if they want to. (This idea is fascinating in and of itself - read Thomas Paine and Adam Smith in our modern light ... but this is not on our current path.)
Geniuses are a rarefied few.
How is this so? We only observe that this is the way it is. You might have concentrations of a group here and there, which throws off the above generalized math, but statistically that's the way it is.
These few find out early on that they simply need to devote themselves to full-time creative works. If they are really smart about this, they will get some one or several around them to be their support group and work on doing their marketing and cover their economic butt, as it were, to keep food on the table and the lights on. Artists Benton and Russell met and married their marketers - which is why we know about them today.
As any genius, you should get a body of people around you which simply work to support you and get your work out to humanity. Or, you can work a bit of your time on the more mundane aspects of marketing your own work and then setting this up to run on a semi-automatic basis through Internet autoresponders and similar tools. Ultimately, as Corey Rudl found, you will have to hire some people full time to take care of your millions in income.
I've looked up one corporation I had been intimately involved in earlier, and found that after the founder died, it ceased to expand shortly thereafter. They haven't replaced their core genius. However, that person left the seeds of destruction behind him, as he said he was the only one who could do what he did - closing the door on succession. No matter how expert or genius the manager that follows, that place is doomed to extinction.
However, the door is wide open for others to succeed. I did a study years ago of self-help classics which are continuing to be successful and expanding after their founder's end. And at the bottom of this are apparent universal principles which anyone can apply to improve their lives. (These are linked in the title.)
So anyone can literally make themselves a genius.
How to recognize and strengthen your own genius traits:
Part of this is to apply and use the Pareto Principle in your own life. Where are you wasting time - where is the 80% of your life which does nothing but take time you could be using for other things?
Perhaps you should concentrate on what is really working for you in your life. Those things you like to do - those things which bring you peace and satisfaction - what about these?
If you chase these down, you'll stumble over your basic purpose for your life. What you are here for can only be defined by you. The clues you get are in what consistently makes you happy, makes you feel good, enables the cares of the world to slip off your burdened shoulders.
Follow your bliss, follow your intuition - these roads lead to your understanding exactly what you want for yourself. And the legacy you wish to leave.
Success, as Earl Nightingale defined it in his gold record "The Strangest Secret", is "the progressive realization of a worthy goal." What goal is personal to you. Some want to become millionaires, some famous actors/actresses, some just want a happy family, or to teach children to become successful themselves. Your goal is what ever you choose it to be.
Look around and search in your life for where you've been leading yourself. You've been pushing for something - what is it? What gives you the clues you are on the right track? It is those simple indicators which you need to follow to determine where your best efficiency lies.
A note is that the bulk of humanity - 99 44/100th's - have no clue about you or your purpose or goals. It's going to be a solo attempt. Likewise, the only thing humanity has evolved is "conventional thought" and "common knowlege" - aka rumormill, scuttlebutt, trashtalk.
The main offspring of modern Western world has been
- TV (especially afternoon soapoperas and talkshows, evening "news", pornography, and 500-channel cable filled with 2/3rd's content and 1/3 advertisements);
- Movies (the bulk of which don't pay their investors back, as they are that unpopular or ill-concieved, poorly executed);
- Modern "Art" (which the "artist" has to write a paper on what he was trying to say with his art - otherwise, it doesn't make any sense to anyone)
- The "Beltway" where we send soon-corrupted politicians to spend our money for us - and where we elect a President on a regular basis that we can get tired of and blame for everything that is wrong in our personal lives.
A mob never solved anything or advanced sciences, philosophy, or common sense. Only individuals ever did anything. So get over having to be approved by our modern culture.
Figure that you are really only going to get agreement from individuals like you. You live in a niche somewhere on the Long Tail. There are only a few of you on this planet, no matter how many people wind up living here at any one instant.
To not waste that talent, they have to recognise their rare gift and work on their real talent, which is constant creation. They must "take care of business" either by allocating a small amount of time daily to housekeeping (the original definition of economics) or get some people they can trust with their lives to do that for them.
Surround yourself with people in your 20 percent who have the genius of organization and running large, prosperous corporations. Then you will simply be able to create the way you want to in the remaining time you have on this blue mudball out in space.
You want to live a very full life, doing exactly and always what you should be doing. You'll be constantly cheerful, routinely healthy, and money will be no problem. This is because you'll be providing a very valuable service to all around you. People will want to give back to you just as openly as you have helped others.
You want to encourage others to find their own genius and apply their talents - whatever they are. The world needs all the talents it can use. The world does not need more people making terrorists out of poor souls who have no clue they could be the next Einstein, Curie, Walton, Gates, Sister Theresa...
And where those people in turn recognize their own genius and apply the Pareto principle to utilize those around them, they will build a true juggernaut and expand on the core genius they support.
Society will only improve as the result. And the dream of world peace could become reality.
- - - -
P.S. About the "criminal geniuses" - they have the inherent seed of being destructive to all around them, including themselves. Commonly, they live very short lives and cannot trust any around them. Organized law is more effective than organized crime. Your key emphasis should be on creating solutions which far outstrip the ways they can be misused.
Crazy dictocrats in this world ruin their own society for a short time. When true freedom is supported, true economic and quality-of-life choices are possible for everyone - then you have real progress and a society where both the rich and less-rich get richer, where more people live better lives and help each other improve conditions.
Those people who take choice and freedoms away from people are the ones to put in your prayers and meditations. Praying Peace is proved effective. Praying Justice is as well.
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