. . . here is a hilariously created scenario to illustrate the ridiculous inefficiency of complicated, indirect manipulations to accomplish a simple purpose. It is also slyly humorous in that the genius of creativity of the Rube Goldberg contraption process sacrifices the computer (interface to digital, electronic information) to accomplish a stupidly (yet brilliantly executed) trivial task of accessing (only the next) page in printed media (obsolete interface to information). When I first saw this I said: wow. talk about Rube Goldberg roundabout ways to accomplish a purpose! As Harry Browne taught in How I found freedom in an unfree world: use direct means of accomplishing what you really want to do. Dont try to manipulate a lot of other people to line up and conform to your plan for the universe. It is so much easier and more efficient to just use a simple, forthright, clear method to get what you really want as directly as possible, with as little entanglement of, and disruption to others as possible.
Posted on: Sat, 13 Dec 2014 06:02:10 +0000
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