What we consider true or false is more often than not a misrepresentation of how we are told to believe we should feel, or not feel, about any random situation. If we consider what you feel is true, it may very well be what I feel is true. However, this is rarely the case, and causes massive mis-communications across all levels of society leading to poverty, famine, and war. On a lesser level relationships between individual humans and their closest circle of fellow humans (ie. friends, husbands/wives, etc.) become unbalanced and irrational. This leads to ever widening circles of unrest which throw the balance of peace towards states of aggression and irrationality. Eventually leading to separation of humans into smaller weaker subgroups. This becomes a spiraling destruction of happiness, causing more aggression and irrationality, which in turn causes many more break-up's of human groups into smaller and smaller sub-groups, which in turn cause more unhappiness and more breakups. Until every human is very close to being totally alone, and thus easily controlled. If there are no other teams playing the game but theirs, they win by default. So I say smile often, be amazed by everything, and never stop learning. Only then can you be truly happy. That is what I believe to be true about life.

--- DinoDobie wrote: ---
Hi Nathan,
Please tell me what you believe to be true in life.