"The physical body of a human being can be considered energy unfolded into form. The energy being the emodiment of spirit. An idea of good formed the creative spirit into being, out of nothing. For the principal of this the idea of good being love. Love the only form of spirit strong enough that it could will the creation of itself. A creative spirit that then manifested itself into phsyical being in atomic form.
Another way to understand this origin of life principal is, "I think therefore I am and became." John Locke Was is credited for the first part, "I think therefore I am.""
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Tommy's Goal In Life 05 25 2010
"Tommy's goal in life was to make a cookie so good that it would put the Girl Scout Cookie Company of America out of business."
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Friday, May 14, 2010
Too Busy
"Too busy pointing the finger to look in the mirror."
Thomas Paul Murphy
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Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Thursday, May 13, 2010
The Nature of the Jealous Thief 05 13 2010
“The Nature of Jealous Thief” 05 13 2010
“To keep finding things wrong with someone or something until you convince them there is nothing right with them. And then pick up what they discarded in shame and say it’s yours or sell them something that is new and inferior, or unattainable, or upon attainment insubstantial. This works on so many levels.”
Blessed are those who can think for themselves and do.
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
The Articulated Grilling Spit 05 12 2010
The Articulated Grilling Spit 05 12 2010
Background, how many times have we eaten a roasted turkey that was cooked on a spit and wasn’t done on all ends. If there were only a spit that allowed for movement of the food along the line of the cooking axis. This could be actuated by a second hand crank for this separate function on the same spit, the spit thereby being able to be freely articulated along its axis for areas to be reached that otherwise were not reachable with a common spit. The actuation allowing for more even cooking and less undercooked spots. Marinated meats could be cooked to achieve more of a uniform “moistness” throughout, with this new articulated spit, as the meat as is often desired. The second linear mechanism would have to remain free from binding under temperature variations and built up waste, so we don’t miss any spots, as we articulate our spit.
Background, George Bernard Shaw once said and I am paraphrasing the quote, “If you put an Irishmen on a spit, there’s always another one ready to turn it.” Irishmen like to think of many variations of this spit. In summary, this invention, of a well articulated spit, would allow our spit to go places a traditional spit cannot.
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Those who argue through attrition.
Types of People who argue through attrition.
Often this type of person was spoiled with too much attention when they were young and lead to believe they were born better than anyone else. This is what developed the ego that is not open to others ideas, and that is the most important part of the learning process. The attrition of their argument is a form of begging and this is how they best learned to get things when they were young. I also get the feeling that their parents thought they were better than anyone else and this was translated to the children’s behavior. It is not always the well to do that have this attitude it is also the woe always me’s, who feel they were unfortunate because they didn’t have any gifts at Christmas, and in reality lead to believe that those who have more are spoiled. Let them be beggars’ or motivate them in ways they would never recognize to do good for society with their wealth? Sometimes those who have more do good things with it but most often they do not. Sometimes we get mad at people as a last resort to get them to see our side of the argument, wouldn’t it be nice if they had developed the ability to listen in school. Sometimes those who have less spoil their kids with too much attention to overcompensate, these are often emotionally instable children and a distraction in the class room. The two opposite extreme forms of the same problem in society are:
1. The poor boy who bully’s because he is jealous.
2. And the rich kid who is jealous of the proper learning and parenting a poorer child got from his parents.
They both have learned to argue without listening.
A middle ground of understanding would seem to be best than either of these two extremes.
Blessed be those who think.
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
What qualifies me to write this article? I took many psychology courses during college and made many observations regarding this throughout my life.
Often this type of person was spoiled with too much attention when they were young and lead to believe they were born better than anyone else. This is what developed the ego that is not open to others ideas, and that is the most important part of the learning process. The attrition of their argument is a form of begging and this is how they best learned to get things when they were young. I also get the feeling that their parents thought they were better than anyone else and this was translated to the children’s behavior. It is not always the well to do that have this attitude it is also the woe always me’s, who feel they were unfortunate because they didn’t have any gifts at Christmas, and in reality lead to believe that those who have more are spoiled. Let them be beggars’ or motivate them in ways they would never recognize to do good for society with their wealth? Sometimes those who have more do good things with it but most often they do not. Sometimes we get mad at people as a last resort to get them to see our side of the argument, wouldn’t it be nice if they had developed the ability to listen in school. Sometimes those who have less spoil their kids with too much attention to overcompensate, these are often emotionally instable children and a distraction in the class room. The two opposite extreme forms of the same problem in society are:
1. The poor boy who bully’s because he is jealous.
2. And the rich kid who is jealous of the proper learning and parenting a poorer child got from his parents.
They both have learned to argue without listening.
A middle ground of understanding would seem to be best than either of these two extremes.
Blessed be those who think.
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
What qualifies me to write this article? I took many psychology courses during college and made many observations regarding this throughout my life.
Attrition in Argument
Attrition in Argument
Attrition never wins arguments. Can you truly win an argument through attrition? No. Attrition is the failure of having the ability to argue. Those who argue via attrition do not know how to address counter issues or even see any part of the issue from the other standpoint or point of view. Often those who argue with attrition accuse the other of weakness regarding opinion or stance without really taking the time for the initial understanding of the other side. This is because they have developed an ego that never allowed them to learn in school or in life. Those who argue via attrition are usually unjust and already know they have a lesser foundation but never human enough to admit it.
Blessed be those who think.
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Attrition never wins arguments. Can you truly win an argument through attrition? No. Attrition is the failure of having the ability to argue. Those who argue via attrition do not know how to address counter issues or even see any part of the issue from the other standpoint or point of view. Often those who argue with attrition accuse the other of weakness regarding opinion or stance without really taking the time for the initial understanding of the other side. This is because they have developed an ego that never allowed them to learn in school or in life. Those who argue via attrition are usually unjust and already know they have a lesser foundation but never human enough to admit it.
Blessed be those who think.
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Monday, May 10, 2010
Todays Health Buddy Quote
Today’s Health Buddy Quote 05 10 2010
“You must be the change you see in this world” my father read to me this off the screen of his health buddy. And I agree with this but had to add a little sarcasm after many an endless bad day.
“Who wrote that?” I asked.
“Mahtama Gandhi.” My father replied.
I replied, “Well we are until we are chin deep in $h17 !”
Today's post has no relation or read into as to the prior post. In other words I have great respect for Gandhi. A quality I find very admirable in India Indians is that they are magnanimous with their advice. I mean they always have seemed to give good advice no matter how your mood is regarding whether you are feuding with them or not. Of course now that I have said this Murphy's law will try and prove me wrong. But I will give them credit that they have the fewer roads to hell that are paved with good intent, than any group I have known.
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
“You must be the change you see in this world” my father read to me this off the screen of his health buddy. And I agree with this but had to add a little sarcasm after many an endless bad day.
“Who wrote that?” I asked.
“Mahtama Gandhi.” My father replied.
I replied, “Well we are until we are chin deep in $h17 !”
Today's post has no relation or read into as to the prior post. In other words I have great respect for Gandhi. A quality I find very admirable in India Indians is that they are magnanimous with their advice. I mean they always have seemed to give good advice no matter how your mood is regarding whether you are feuding with them or not. Of course now that I have said this Murphy's law will try and prove me wrong. But I will give them credit that they have the fewer roads to hell that are paved with good intent, than any group I have known.
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Saturday, May 8, 2010
The men shortest on knowledge..... 05 08 2010
"The men shortest on knowledge, posture the most."
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Friday, May 7, 2010
Those Who Will Never Admit Their Wrong......
"Those who never will admit they are wrong, will never know wrong from right."
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Three Before Bed
Productivity Based Languages
“The way the Chinese language is written in symbolism, makes for it to be read like a data operations management flowchart or other type of flow chart. It is no wonder productivity has caught up with them.”
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
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Self Deception
“To insult someone unjustly and wish it were true.”
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The Hating Type
“Once you establish a culture of hate within yourself you will always find someone new to hate in absence of someone old, because it is yourself that you can neither accept or change.”
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
How to spot a liar.
How to spot a liar.
See which eye the lie is in and then look in the other and listen.
How to spot a liar.
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
See which eye the lie is in and then look in the other and listen.
How to spot a liar.
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Neighbors
"To have a good neighbor, you have to be a good neighbor."
I can't be the one that thought of this first?
Thomas
I can't be the one that thought of this first?
Thomas
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Ethnic Grocery Store
Ethnic Grocery Store 05 02 2010
Sometimes I go shopping at ethnic grocery stores. As I am shopping there, I think a bigot or racist would never come here. I often find a product at a store like this that I enjoy and lead’s to happiness for me, at least for awhile. I know what some people are missing.J
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Complements and Human Nature
Complements and Human Nature 05 02 2010
My father and I started talking about complements today.
“A black lady at the gym today complemented me on my upper body development. I didn’t quite know what to day. People rarely give complements.” I said.
“What did you say?” My father asked.
“I didn’t know what to say, I just said “Thank you.”
“Sometimes they complement you when you are down and sometimes they put you down when you are up. I think you told me that.” He said.
“That’s just part of human nature.” He said.
“It’s the opposite of human nature. What separates us from the animals is we have a conscience.” I said.
Before I could continue he said, “That’s part of rationality.”
“Yes and that also separates us from animals. But it goes back to the bible, “Don onto others as you would have them do onto you.” I said.
“Mostly today people just like to insult you, to keep you down. A complement is a rarity. They tell you in business not to complement because it is a weakness and often regarded as insulting. I think that jealousy is not on the scale of human nature. It is somewhat lower.”
Copyright 2010 Thomas Paul Murphy
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