When illusions are understood as reality
by Prof Dr Norbert Pintsch
When day in and day out it is spoken about progress and developments, it is inevitable to not believe this and see it as a reality.
There is a long way to go to understand this all around as a mistake. It is very difficult, actually impossible to exclude yourself. You are part of the overall system.
The only option is to look at yourself and limit obvious undesirable developments through your own behavior.
To recognize greed in one own self, who can happily admit to that? - You had only wanted to improve a technology, wanted to optimize a process flow, wanted to help the general public through improved medical care.
The chain of wanting to do something can go on endlessly.
-whether new ways are found in the food production in which artificial meat is used and animals that are pumped full with medicines so they do not have to be kept for long,
-whether food is no longer carted over long distances and large amounts and is now replaced by local solutions,
-whether computers are increasingly used in the educational sector to improve the -supposed- educational level,
-whether the mobility is made more environmentally friendly through the use of other energies,
A look at what was originally called culture and which, due to global industrialization, now represents a fantastic civilization, actually prevents us from acknowledging the basic reality of existence: transience!
Through the mutation from childlike belief to supposed solid knowledge, from religion to science, essential basic elements of the unchangeable existence on this planet have been lost and replaced by fictitious numbers. Fiction is reflected, intentionally or unintentionally, in greed and greediness. We assume, that whatever can be numerically outlined, it exists!
At the lowest level there is poverty and hunger - values that are oriented towards the upper levels and the urge and compulsion to reach to the upper levels, with better living conditions. The upper level is supposed to represent the success of a so-called research and development schemes.
Progress and development live in the transparency of the invisible mist, curiosity is mistaken for prudence and wisdom!
Everything is possible...
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posted by S A J Shirazi @ 5:13 PM,
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Friday, January 1, 2021
For our friends and interested parties a warm greeting between the years: III Essays
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posted by S A J Shirazi @ 9:49 AM,
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An ignored or suppressed facet of economics
by Prof Dr Norbert Pintsch / IPC
Neither the micro (business administration) nor the macro (national) economic theories waste any thoughts on the topic of reallocations. If the available tools were to be used, the results would be unusable because they would either contradict or oppose the prevailing models or remain unnoticed.
Thanks to the corresponding educational institutions, the medium-sized enterprise has spread, which is based on the global ideology of growth - without asking whether the mere addition of artificial systems and structures really makes sense. There is no answer to the question of possibility changing the prevailing position. One can say philosophically: What is not allowed to be, cannot be!
Another question, how can one reduce the bogus resources, the question which is almost obsolete, so that there are also no answers.
The idea of armed conflict has not developed further and still follows archaic ideas. This is not entirely wrong, because life is not a peaceful coexistence of plant and animal beings, but always a struggle for food, which is banned from the visual field of the humans due to cultural terminology, like greed, envy, ambition, courtship, etc., which are still the fuel of life.
The thought is allowed: warfare is still prevalent but it is different now. Pure Show of strength with winners and losers is still a tradition; however nowadays it takes place in what is called sport and means the destruction of resources on a different economic level.
The sociological lower class, not exactly a perfect term, to cut down on its possibilities is not successful, since the potential for suffering seems to be limitless there. When looking at regions of crisis, it is easy to think that an eruption point has been reached there - but there is always a hope for small and medium-sized companies, which arises out of global media influence and hope of improvement.
No change or redeployment can be expected from the upper class, a superficial, but nevertheless befitting term - that to assume is almost grotesque. The above character traits, greed, etc. have always generated an internal pecking order and leader positions – which have now - washed up on the surface. The following applies: Nothing lasts forever!
What remains in the globalized world? - The middle class, which is willing enough for any manipulation if there is a trace of improvement in life.
This could be applied, if there were one common sense; it will take some time and in Fragments before the need for a shift or change is suspected.
These thoughts of becoming conscious always arise from the past, take place in a now which is not prepared for the future.
Helpful is the limitless unteachability, which arises from the proverb: suffering a loss makes one wiser, and leads to short-sighted and short-termed hope into the game of everyday life. The unteachability fits seamlessly into the so-called science of micro- and macro-economics, the game and speculation elements of which are reflected in stock market news in which marketing is to be carried out with the end result of resources being reduced.
Labels: Aamir Rafique, AFA, DGFK, FPAC, IPC, Prof Dr Norbert Pintsch
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 5:32 AM,
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By Omar M. Ali
Exactly 25 years ago, Dr Senta Siller began working in the arts and crafts in the village of TGD.
From 2008 onwards Dr Norbert continued to work with the volunteers, Three years ago, the work was formally handed over symbolically to the Pressident Amajd Ali.
Now, today, the opening of the exhibition in TGD also marked the practical handover.
If one realizes the considerable changes on both sides of the road from Okara to Gogera, it is clear that projects, such as those of the NGO AFA in the village of TGD, have to react accordingly.
It is important to preserve the proven traditions and continue them while developing something new at the same time.
The NGO is holistic and works for the benefit of the villagers.
Political weather conditions, but also the changing consumer behavior must be taken into account.
An important product are the experiences that have to be passed on.
Cooperation with other NGOs and universities must be maintained and expanded. Exhibition openings on important topics, seminars and workshops on site, all these have already taken place and need to be further developed.
Various opportunities need to be taken; the NGO has for example accommodation, which can be used by paying guests. The arts and crafts remain the beacon for the innovations; they can finance only so much, as in the past years, and this should help in new ideas because complex marketing in mass produced products leads to nothing new.
Labels: Aamir Rafique, Amjad Ali, DGFKeV, Dr Norbert Pintsch, Dr Senta SIller, FPAC, IPC Pvt Ltd, Thatta Kedona
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 8:21 AM,
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