Bigger than expected
I wonder how people view the site, not our guests but the people working on it. Everyone seems to caught up in their own little piece of the picture nobody (except the creative director) has come to the realization that the site is very extremely huge.
Do the people know about how big everything is. We think in terms of gigabytes and see little difference between 4 gigabytes and 8 gigabytes. This tainted lens prevents us from seeing the big picture, how all this is supposed to fit together. There is no debate on issues we surrender to group think. Nobody really thinks anything through and if they do, they don't ask the right questions.
In the holy trinity Greek philosopher you can see the subtle an of growing an idea.
Socrates asked the right questions, didn't have all the answers but he got people thinking. Freud and to some extent Einstein have both had many of their key theories disproven. So where they wrong? Not at all, they were merely asking questions, they gave people a new way of thinking about things, a different perspective. There were the questions seekers.
Plato sought the right answers. He know that he didn't have them but firmly believe that the truth is out their if only the right questions were asked. Fortunately for him Socrates was his teacher so asking the right questions was a bit more intuitive for him. He saw methods in which to discerns the truth and develop ways to ascertain the truth. The truth of the world of Plato is different than the truth of modern day America so we don't look to Plato for the answers but to process of finding the right answers.
Aristotle did practical implementation. (Alexander the Great)
Do the people know about how big everything is. We think in terms of gigabytes and see little difference between 4 gigabytes and 8 gigabytes. This tainted lens prevents us from seeing the big picture, how all this is supposed to fit together. There is no debate on issues we surrender to group think. Nobody really thinks anything through and if they do, they don't ask the right questions.
In the holy trinity Greek philosopher you can see the subtle an of growing an idea.
Socrates asked the right questions, didn't have all the answers but he got people thinking. Freud and to some extent Einstein have both had many of their key theories disproven. So where they wrong? Not at all, they were merely asking questions, they gave people a new way of thinking about things, a different perspective. There were the questions seekers.
Plato sought the right answers. He know that he didn't have them but firmly believe that the truth is out their if only the right questions were asked. Fortunately for him Socrates was his teacher so asking the right questions was a bit more intuitive for him. He saw methods in which to discerns the truth and develop ways to ascertain the truth. The truth of the world of Plato is different than the truth of modern day America so we don't look to Plato for the answers but to process of finding the right answers.
Aristotle did practical implementation. (Alexander the Great)


0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home