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Beneficial Thinking: The Only Right Way to Do It

This article may seem more like an opinion than any fact that may be on the market, but the reality boils down to this on my side of reality. Your own benefit and that of others is the only correct way to make it come true. What’s the point of living any other way anyway? I believe there is none, however many may disagree with me. In fact, however, there is no other way to make it come true in my personal opinion. Of course, I am looking at causes and dismissing effects for what they are, effects.

Is it worth the destruction? I don’t think so at all. Although, warmongering politicians and sneaky cheats would take issue when trying to profit from war or mislead people for “their own benefit”.

Sometimes I watch the news and some TV, but I see it a little differently: I consciously think about what I see instead of trying to escape reality by watching. I notice abstract and linear elements fully and with full attention, intention and understanding of what I am seeing, rather than “just looking to escape”.

My orientation is practical and realistic in general with a deeply creative bent within that practicality and realism. That gives practicality and realism an abstract gestalt imagination that creates creative solutions to problems and realities. Sure, for some, I’m “wired a little differently,” but not so different that I can’t function normally when asked to do so when needed. It usually comes down to “build a better mousetrap, and the world will make its way to your door when you’ve successfully built it, but before you’ve successfully built it, you’re a fool with an idea until you you built it.” Why did I put all that in quotes? Because I’m writing about a paradigm of reality within those quotes: Until someone is successful, everything has a quixotic turn, really. good as cold, cash and reality. That’s also what I mean by beneficial thinking is the right and natural way to live. Selfish or harmful thinking may seem like a “cheap easy way” to some that they see in a short-sighted life path. In fact, however, as difficult as it may seem to go down the right path, for me it is worth it, even if it costs. However, anything worthwhile really does cost something, whether it be in effort, work, or just getting up and getting it, even if it comes easily. Anything but it is too good to be true.