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The Nature of Things
Published on 9/4/2004 in Social. View Comments
Tags: social.
1. What is the Nature of Human Nature?
By the ???nature of??? something, we are looking at the essential qualities or characteristics by which something is recognized. For example, the nature of fire is to burn. By simplification, ???nature??? refers to the ???purpose??? of something.
Before we figure out the purpose of why human nature exists, let us first determine what human nature is. According to the Wikipedia, ???human nature is the range of human behavior that is believed to be innate rather than learned. There is much debate over which behaviors are innate and which are learned, and whether or not this division applies equally to all individuals. This debate is also known as ‘nature versus nurture’.??? Sociologist believe that human behavior is neither entirely voluntary nor innate, and believe that it is the combination of the two.
This problem of distinction can be observed by the fact that most humans do not simply live by their self-centered instinct nor learned behavior alone, but make intelligent decisions which sometimes contradicts human nature itself. For example, a stranger might jump into the raging river to save a drowning person, risking his own life for someone he doesn???t know or even need to care about. This runs against the grain of self-preservation, a survival instinct built into most living organisms. As such, I believe that we cannot learn of one universal human nature, but of a human nature that is only relevant to each individual.
I see human nature as the intertwining of biological, social and environmental factors. It is this functional yet organic relationship which ultimately determines human behavior. The purpose of it seems to be to simply give individuals a sense of direction, without which, there would be little interest in the pursuit for life.
2. What is the Nature of Society?
According to the Wikipedia, a society ???is a group of people that form a semi-closed system, in which most interactions are with other individuals belonging to the group. A society is a network of relationships between people. A society is an interdependent community. The casual meaning of society simply refers to a group of people living together in an ordered community.??? The organizing function of a society is important for without it, there would only be complete and utter chaos where I would imagine individuals combating for their own independent needs. It would seem that the more efficient way to survive would be to organize and cooperate for the betterment of everyone in a society.
On an humanistic level, the society also represents a belief system which individuals subscribe to when they participate in it. From the agriculture-based, to the industrial-based, to now the informational-based society, societies evolve with the central idea of having efficient strategies for survival. For the modern day society, individuals subscribe to the ideas such as the government, economics and democracy. While it should be the interest of the people to believe in the social system, it should also be the society which listens to the people to tend to their interests. This interweaving between the individual and his or her society is something that is built in the very meaning of society.
Taking one further step back on an abstract level, societies likened to pockets of order in a galaxy of chaos. Within each society lies a subset of chaos as well as order. Now that we have seen how societies work, we can observe that the nature of society seems to be that of a balancing force. This institution of equilibrium makes life more livable by bringing order and reducing chaos to a more manageable level.
3. What is the Nature of Technology?
It is perhaps technology that helped defined us as a people of the human race. Since the very beginning of human culture, we had the idea of creating tools to help us better manage the world we live in. Technology could even be part of human nature, for it is embedded in the entire development of human civilization. It should be seen as an intrinsic part of a cultural system and it both shapes and reflects the system’s values. Like the individual???s relationship with society, technology would be the third relationship interweaved with both entities.
Technology can come in the form of physical as well as metaphysical tools, including language, rituals, and skills such as design, management and production. To define technology, it is likened to a tool which extends our abilities to change the world in many ways. It allows us to create things out of materials; to transport objects over distances; and to communicate beyond our human ability. While we typically see technology as helping us adapt to the world better, technology also shapes the world to suit us better. Since we do not possess the absolute truth about the world around us, it is we who can try to give meaning to our environment. However, as we try to develop newer technology to appreciate our world better, the results of changing the world are often complicated and unpredictable, which would lead to unexpected human gains or loss (e.g. natural fuel engines polluting the environment).
Ultimately, I believe that the nature of technology is very much like the nature of theory, which is to better understand and fully appreciate our subjective world in order to reach a higher possible level of equilibrium with our environment.
The Nature of Things
Published on 9/4/2004 in Social. View Comments
Tags: social.
1. What is the Nature of Human Nature?
By the ???nature of??? something, we are looking at the essential qualities or characteristics by which something is recognized. For example, the nature of fire is to burn. By simplification, ???nature??? refers to the ???purpose??? of something.
Before we figure out the purpose of why human nature exists, let us first determine what human nature is. According to the Wikipedia, ???human nature is the range of human behavior that is believed to be innate rather than learned. There is much debate over which behaviors are innate and which are learned, and whether or not this division applies equally to all individuals. This debate is also known as ‘nature versus nurture’.??? Sociologist believe that human behavior is neither entirely voluntary nor innate, and believe that it is the combination of the two.
This problem of distinction can be observed by the fact that most humans do not simply live by their self-centered instinct nor learned behavior alone, but make intelligent decisions which sometimes contradicts human nature itself. For example, a stranger might jump into the raging river to save a drowning person, risking his own life for someone he doesn???t know or even need to care about. This runs against the grain of self-preservation, a survival instinct built into most living organisms. As such, I believe that we cannot learn of one universal human nature, but of a human nature that is only relevant to each individual.
I see human nature as the intertwining of biological, social and environmental factors. It is this functional yet organic relationship which ultimately determines human behavior. The purpose of it seems to be to simply give individuals a sense of direction, without which, there would be little interest in the pursuit for life.
2. What is the Nature of Society?
According to the Wikipedia, a society ???is a group of people that form a semi-closed system, in which most interactions are with other individuals belonging to the group. A society is a network of relationships between people. A society is an interdependent community. The casual meaning of society simply refers to a group of people living together in an ordered community.??? The organizing function of a society is important for without it, there would only be complete and utter chaos where I would imagine individuals combating for their own independent needs. It would seem that the more efficient way to survive would be to organize and cooperate for the betterment of everyone in a society.
On an humanistic level, the society also represents a belief system which individuals subscribe to when they participate in it. From the agriculture-based, to the industrial-based, to now the informational-based society, societies evolve with the central idea of having efficient strategies for survival. For the modern day society, individuals subscribe to the ideas such as the government, economics and democracy. While it should be the interest of the people to believe in the social system, it should also be the society which listens to the people to tend to their interests. This interweaving between the individual and his or her society is something that is built in the very meaning of society.
Taking one further step back on an abstract level, societies likened to pockets of order in a galaxy of chaos. Within each society lies a subset of chaos as well as order. Now that we have seen how societies work, we can observe that the nature of society seems to be that of a balancing force. This institution of equilibrium makes life more livable by bringing order and reducing chaos to a more manageable level.
3. What is the Nature of Technology?
It is perhaps technology that helped defined us as a people of the human race. Since the very beginning of human culture, we had the idea of creating tools to help us better manage the world we live in. Technology could even be part of human nature, for it is embedded in the entire development of human civilization. It should be seen as an intrinsic part of a cultural system and it both shapes and reflects the system’s values. Like the individual???s relationship with society, technology would be the third relationship interweaved with both entities.
Technology can come in the form of physical as well as metaphysical tools, including language, rituals, and skills such as design, management and production. To define technology, it is likened to a tool which extends our abilities to change the world in many ways. It allows us to create things out of materials; to transport objects over distances; and to communicate beyond our human ability. While we typically see technology as helping us adapt to the world better, technology also shapes the world to suit us better. Since we do not possess the absolute truth about the world around us, it is we who can try to give meaning to our environment. However, as we try to develop newer technology to appreciate our world better, the results of changing the world are often complicated and unpredictable, which would lead to unexpected human gains or loss (e.g. natural fuel engines polluting the environment).
Ultimately, I believe that the nature of technology is very much like the nature of theory, which is to better understand and fully appreciate our subjective world in order to reach a higher possible level of equilibrium with our environment.
Continued from FrontPage of Article
Updates
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 1
A team of five SAF doctors left for Taiwan this afternoon. They will be working with the Taiwanese medical authorities to stabilise the two SAF servicemen warded in the Intensive Care Units of Taipei Tri-service Hospital so that they can be brought back to Singapore as soon as it is medically advisable to do so.
The two servicemen who died in the incident have been identified as Corporal (CPL) Isz Sazli Bin Sapari, 19 and Private (PTE) Fan Yao Jin, 23. Their next of kin have been informed. MINDEF and the SAF extend their deepest condolences to the families of the late CPL Isz Sazli and PTE Fan, and will be assisting the families in their time of grief.
MINDEF has made arrangements for the next of kin of the affected SAF personnel to be flown to Taiwan. They will be accompanied by family-liaison officers and counsellors from the SAF.
MINDEF and the SAF will continue to work with the Taiwanese authorities to provide support and assistance to the affected servicemen and their families.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 11 May 2007
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 2
The remains of the late 3rd Sergeant (3SG) Isz Sazli Bin Sapari were brought back to Singapore by a RSAF C-130 aircraft at 3:15 pm today. He will be accorded a full military funeral at the Pusara Abadi Cemetery in Lim Chu Kang this evening at 5:15 pm.
Separately, arrangements are underway to transport the remains of the late Private (PTE) Fan Yao Jin back to Singapore tomorrow after the completion of religious rites as requested by his family. The late PTE Fan will also be accorded a full military funeral.
MINDEF and the SAF are continuing to render assistance and support to the families of the late 3SG Isz and PTE Fan.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 12 May 2007
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 3
The two SAF servicemen warded overnight at the Intensive Care Unit of the Taipei Tri-service Hospital were flown back to Singapore this evening. They are now warded in Singapore General Hospital, where they will continue to receive treatment for their burns and injuries.
The two Full-time National Servicemen, 3rd Sergeant (3SG) Ramakrishnan Karthigayan, 23 and Lance Corporal (LCP) Chow Han Min, Calvin, 19 were brought back to Singapore by a RSAF KC-135 aircraft specially equipped for medical evacuation. The aircraft arrived at Changi Air Base at 5:28 pm. Members of the SAF medical team, including a burns specialist and a medical aviation expert, augmented by specialist staff and life support systems from Alexandra Hospital, Tan Tock Seng Hospital and the National University Hospital, were on board the aircraft to monitor the condition of the two soldiers throughout the flight.
Minister for Defence Mr Teo Chee Hean visited both servicemen at the hospital this evening. Minister Teo also met with the relatives of the servicemen to assure them of MINDEF's and the SAF's support during this difficult time.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 12 May 2007
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 4
The remains of the late Private (PTE) Fan Yao Jin were brought back to Singapore at 11:18 am today.
The funeral will be held at the Bright Hill Crematorium on 15 May 2007. The late PTE Fan will be accorded a full military funeral.
MINDEF and the SAF are continuing to render assistance and support to the family of the late PTE Fan.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 13 May 2007
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 5
Full-time National Serviceman Lance Corporal (LCP) Chow Han Min Calvin, 19, who was air-lifted back to Singapore from Taiwan on 12 May 07, passed away in Singapore General Hospital (SGH) at 6:37 am after his condition took a turn for the worse early this morning. He had suffered severe burn injuries after a Taiwanese F-5F aircraft had crashed into a Taiwanese storehouse where he was, on 11 May 07.
The other injured serviceman 3rd Sergeant (3SG) Ramakrishnan Karthigayan, is in a critical but stable condition at the Intensive Care Unit of SGH.
Minister for Defence Teo Chee Hean expresses his deepest condolences to the family of the late LCP Chow. MINDEF and the SAF will continue to assist the family in their time of loss.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 28 May 2007
Updates
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 1
A team of five SAF doctors left for Taiwan this afternoon. They will be working with the Taiwanese medical authorities to stabilise the two SAF servicemen warded in the Intensive Care Units of Taipei Tri-service Hospital so that they can be brought back to Singapore as soon as it is medically advisable to do so.
The two servicemen who died in the incident have been identified as Corporal (CPL) Isz Sazli Bin Sapari, 19 and Private (PTE) Fan Yao Jin, 23. Their next of kin have been informed. MINDEF and the SAF extend their deepest condolences to the families of the late CPL Isz Sazli and PTE Fan, and will be assisting the families in their time of grief.
MINDEF has made arrangements for the next of kin of the affected SAF personnel to be flown to Taiwan. They will be accompanied by family-liaison officers and counsellors from the SAF.
MINDEF and the SAF will continue to work with the Taiwanese authorities to provide support and assistance to the affected servicemen and their families.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 11 May 2007
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 2
The remains of the late 3rd Sergeant (3SG) Isz Sazli Bin Sapari were brought back to Singapore by a RSAF C-130 aircraft at 3:15 pm today. He will be accorded a full military funeral at the Pusara Abadi Cemetery in Lim Chu Kang this evening at 5:15 pm.
Separately, arrangements are underway to transport the remains of the late Private (PTE) Fan Yao Jin back to Singapore tomorrow after the completion of religious rites as requested by his family. The late PTE Fan will also be accorded a full military funeral.
MINDEF and the SAF are continuing to render assistance and support to the families of the late 3SG Isz and PTE Fan.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 12 May 2007
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 3
The two SAF servicemen warded overnight at the Intensive Care Unit of the Taipei Tri-service Hospital were flown back to Singapore this evening. They are now warded in Singapore General Hospital, where they will continue to receive treatment for their burns and injuries.
The two Full-time National Servicemen, 3rd Sergeant (3SG) Ramakrishnan Karthigayan, 23 and Lance Corporal (LCP) Chow Han Min, Calvin, 19 were brought back to Singapore by a RSAF KC-135 aircraft specially equipped for medical evacuation. The aircraft arrived at Changi Air Base at 5:28 pm. Members of the SAF medical team, including a burns specialist and a medical aviation expert, augmented by specialist staff and life support systems from Alexandra Hospital, Tan Tock Seng Hospital and the National University Hospital, were on board the aircraft to monitor the condition of the two soldiers throughout the flight.
Minister for Defence Mr Teo Chee Hean visited both servicemen at the hospital this evening. Minister Teo also met with the relatives of the servicemen to assure them of MINDEF's and the SAF's support during this difficult time.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 12 May 2007
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 4
The remains of the late Private (PTE) Fan Yao Jin were brought back to Singapore at 11:18 am today.
The funeral will be held at the Bright Hill Crematorium on 15 May 2007. The late PTE Fan will be accorded a full military funeral.
MINDEF and the SAF are continuing to render assistance and support to the family of the late PTE Fan.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 13 May 2007
SAF Overseas Incident - Update 5
Full-time National Serviceman Lance Corporal (LCP) Chow Han Min Calvin, 19, who was air-lifted back to Singapore from Taiwan on 12 May 07, passed away in Singapore General Hospital (SGH) at 6:37 am after his condition took a turn for the worse early this morning. He had suffered severe burn injuries after a Taiwanese F-5F aircraft had crashed into a Taiwanese storehouse where he was, on 11 May 07.
The other injured serviceman 3rd Sergeant (3SG) Ramakrishnan Karthigayan, is in a critical but stable condition at the Intensive Care Unit of SGH.
Minister for Defence Teo Chee Hean expresses his deepest condolences to the family of the late LCP Chow. MINDEF and the SAF will continue to assist the family in their time of loss.
Source: www.mindef.gov.sg News Release 28 May 2007
Mysterious Full Time NSMan Death During Army Chin Up
According to Yahoo!News:
SINGAPORE: A full—time National Serviceman collapsed while doing chin—ups at Lim Chu Kang camp on Tuesday morning.
The Ministry of Defence said he was brought to hospital where he died shortly after.
It’s the first time a fatal incident has occurred during a daily non—strenuous exercise routine and it’s the third military training death this year.
The Defence Ministry said that at about 6.05am, Private Joe Foo Wei Rong, from the 4th Singapore Infantry Regiment, was in the midst of his seventh chin—up, being assisted by a buddy, when he collapsed.
He had already completed six chin—ups without assistance and several other morning warm—exercises, including push—ups.
Read the full article at Yahoo!News:
According to Yahoo!News:
20—year—old Private Joe Foo Wei Rong who died at Lim Chu Kang Camp on Tuesday morning had been given three days of medical leave on Sunday for a hamstring strain.
Relatives and friends learnt of this as they paid their last respects to the full—time National Serviceman at the Ubi Teochew Parlour on Wednesday afternoon.
It’s learnt that Mindef is investigating why Private Foo was training while on medical leave.
Read the full article at Yahoo!New
- This is seriously weird how a perfectly “normal” 20 year old guy in the Pes “A” combat fit NSMan can simply drop dead and die.
This reminds me of what happened to many fit and strong young men who died when they were walking, jogging or running.
How can people deemed to be fit can be dead faster then those who are not fit? Or is there a surge in “unclassified” & “unknown” death not due to fitness?
It seems to me the common answers to this phenomenal that the newspaper’s “experts” can explain is that these cases belong to sudden heart attack…but I am not sure.
I know it’s tough to chin up as during my army days…I was a “zero fighter” that constantly unable to do a single chin up but only managed to pass the test on the final IPPT test.
I feel that there are some kind of connection or link to these young and fit people who die so suddenly. If I am an investigating officer of this case or cases, I will check what they consume as first priority such as “health” products or “drugs” that can boost their fitness.
The usual suspect goes to those chemicals that usually for the unfit people to train their body and boost their metabolism so that they can be fitter while they exercise regularly.
I am not sure how and what caused the death of FIT people but the link is that they do exercise regularly and may buy similiar “health” or “fitness” products.
It’s prime time that the AVA can identify serious causes of sudden death of young and fit individuals during their exercise routines.
I believe that Singaporeans may believe too much on advertising and bias “scientific” research by “scientist” that are sponsored by their companies selling health products base on their research.
May I ask if the scientist claimed that 99.9% of cancer cases in China consume rice, does that means Rice is the cause of cancer?
Alternatively if 90% of the survey they took on a specific group of people of sample size 300-1000 people on their products achieve great fitness, does that means their product is proven effective?
Their research results tends to be positive on their own sponsoring companies and pretty bias and most likely cover up some of the “negative side effects” of the products with tiny labels.
Now, can the “forensic” department that Singapore is about to set up be able to detect or investigate the links in the numerous death of perfectly young and fit individuals in Singapore?
Oh, there is also the Medical Board’s failure to diagnose medical conditions even thou proven by Specialist by public hospital….These PES Status is really controlled by a bunched of military doctors that unfortunately may be also not 100% qualified.
My own experience is that I was given “PES B” combat fit even I told the medical board that I was born asthmatic and eventually was downgraded first to PES C2L2 then PES C9L2 over the 2 years and 6 months of National Service.
See Also:
Deaths of recruit and officer cadet: Defence Minister issues statement
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
THE THIRD EYE
The Third Eye
The thirds eye,is the eye, that can see the spirits, from the Spiritual World, to see with the 3rd eye, perhaps, a person with normal energy, it is not in proper working order. When the brains is not active or activated. A person is either in between awake, and about to sleep. Happen also when a person is between asleep and awake. Can also happens when a person brains is not thinking or blank during the day, either alone, or with someone, the person is day-dreaming.
The Third Eye see anything, let's use the word spirits,( ghosts disturb people who are of unsound mind, the same ghost appear all the time to a person, the ghost is haunting a person. ). Only common spirit we see all the time, they are the Demi-god.
Can a spiritual master open a third eye? I heard many Spiritual masters claim he can open a third eye. I had done it by accident, opened up my third eye. I was try a healing, when I found that I actually opened my vision to the spiritual beings.
Spiritual healing, means making use of the energy to help the weak body organs to become
stronger without using herbs or medicines.
Meditation requires a person to concentrate on his blood and air circulation to the weaker organs, the circulation of blood and air helps the weaker organs to receive the nutrients to refurnish.
The third eye requires same type of energy, this is refurnishing the positive and negative energies. The energy give the abilities to reduce the yang energy and replace with Ying energy.
The ability to switch the mind from fully awake to between going to sleep and sleeping and between sleeping and just wake up. All this require some exercises, but a person can never see spirits even if a person can do it. Learning to absorb energy from spiritual sources help maintain a consistency of the 3th eye. The energy can be transfer from a highly trained spiritual Master.
The thirds eye,is the eye, that can see the spirits, from the Spiritual World, to see with the 3rd eye, perhaps, a person with normal energy, it is not in proper working order. When the brains is not active or activated. A person is either in between awake, and about to sleep. Happen also when a person is between asleep and awake. Can also happens when a person brains is not thinking or blank during the day, either alone, or with someone, the person is day-dreaming.
The Third Eye see anything, let's use the word spirits,( ghosts disturb people who are of unsound mind, the same ghost appear all the time to a person, the ghost is haunting a person. ). Only common spirit we see all the time, they are the Demi-god.
Can a spiritual master open a third eye? I heard many Spiritual masters claim he can open a third eye. I had done it by accident, opened up my third eye. I was try a healing, when I found that I actually opened my vision to the spiritual beings.
Spiritual healing, means making use of the energy to help the weak body organs to become
stronger without using herbs or medicines.
Meditation requires a person to concentrate on his blood and air circulation to the weaker organs, the circulation of blood and air helps the weaker organs to receive the nutrients to refurnish.
The third eye requires same type of energy, this is refurnishing the positive and negative energies. The energy give the abilities to reduce the yang energy and replace with Ying energy.
The ability to switch the mind from fully awake to between going to sleep and sleeping and between sleeping and just wake up. All this require some exercises, but a person can never see spirits even if a person can do it. Learning to absorb energy from spiritual sources help maintain a consistency of the 3th eye. The energy can be transfer from a highly trained spiritual Master.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
TALISMAN
THERE ARE TWO COLOUR PAPER
The yellow paper talisman with red drawing
The green paper talisman with black ink
Three methods to use the talisman
To wear the talisman
To burn the talisman
To burn the talisman in tap water and drink
The three methods produced the same result.
For healing ( drink or burn )
For protection (wear or stick on door)
Like they say, if you believe there is god there is god, if you believe there is no god there is no god.
God lives in the heart and Demon lives in the brains of people!
The yellow paper talisman with red drawing
The green paper talisman with black ink
Three methods to use the talisman
To wear the talisman
To burn the talisman
To burn the talisman in tap water and drink
The three methods produced the same result.
For healing ( drink or burn )
For protection (wear or stick on door)
Like they say, if you believe there is god there is god, if you believe there is no god there is no god.
God lives in the heart and Demon lives in the brains of people!
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