The rip and burn culture has some interesting side effects on it's unsuspecting victims. When I read about Whuffie and the concept of Karma Currency, I did not imagine that I would relate that to the studies on the God Gene.
Given my predilection for mixed genre playlists, that I would make such odd connections is not odd at all. With the media psychoanalyzing Dubya's iPod, it may be a while before iPod therapists turn a mainstream profession. Till then all of us can indulge our ear worms by stuffing them all in one place in a fully random order.
I concluded earning Whuffie would have a beneficial influence on the individual's God Gene. As a corollary to "sum of all gross Whuffie is non-zero" the God Gene can be perfected infinitely, allowing humans to reach their full divine potential.
Being fundamentally of non-scientific temperament and having only a passing acquaintance with philosophy, simplistic conclusions like this one help me internalize concepts that would have otherwise remained out of my reach. So what if it takes a rip mix, burn exercise to reach there. What's to say that's not as good a learning medium as any other ?
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Whuffie, God Genes and Serendipity
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2 comments:
lol...have fun connecting all kinds of dots...:-))
You said it!!! I need to leanr the "rip, mix and burn thingy"
right now google it is... and the process is the same
But hear ya...love the connections...
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