I LOVE the Internet

As I’m following current events unfold at home in the evening, I’m thrilled at the education I’m joyfully receiving in history, economics, and politics. I had rare tastes of this in High School and was largely oblivious after as I focused on Physics in University.

 
I read the words and watch the speeches of the politicians and analysts recorded that very day. I try to understand the theories of economics and business cycles by reading online at the Mises Institute some of the original works that led to the various schools of economics thought; Keynesian, Monetarism, and Austrian. I stumble upon a fascinating book “The New Deal in Old Rome” writing in 1947, subtitled “How Government in the Ancient World Tried to Deal with Modern Problems” that energizes my enthusiasm for discerning universal principles and themes underlying society through the ages. I quickly and easily move large amounts of money between vastly different investment types. I have the ability to buy almost anything from anywhere in the world and have it show up on my doorstep.
 
 

Other than the human mind, heart, will and spirit, I think the Internet is probably the most powerful force available for individual Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.


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O thou hope of Israel, the Saviour thereof in the time of trouble, why shouldest thou be as a sojourner in the land, and as a wayfaring man that turneth aside to tarry for a night?
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Your true home is in nothingness, in emptiness of all content. You face it most cheerfully when you go to sleep! Find out for yourself the state of wakeful sleep and you will find it quite in harmony with your real nature. Words can only give you the idea, and the idea is not the experience. All I can say is that true happiness has no cause, and what has no cause is immovable. Which does not mean it is perceivable, as pleasure. What is perceivable is pain and pleasure; the state of freedom from sorrow can be described only negatively.

Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj