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EDUCATION | ECONOMICS and THE MIND (by Cynthia Chung)
Edition 1 - Page 9 (ACT ONE |SCENE ONE)
Mastering the Mind in a World of Influence
In a time where external forces constantly vie for control over our thoughts, maintaining a balanced mind is more important than ever. From the relentless waves of negativity to the subtle (and not-so-subtle) conditioning we encounter daily—through media, education, and societal norms—it’s crucial to create space for independent thinking.
Finding mental clarity is like stepping into a gym for the mind. At first, it’s a challenge to break away from programmed patterns, but with consistent practice, mental resilience becomes second nature. Over time, you gain the ability to navigate life with intention, rather than having your every move dictated by external pressures.
Who Really Owns Your Thoughts?
It’s impossible to claim that our thoughts are entirely our own. From birth, we are shaped by external influences, but we do hold the power to curate the information we absorb. Learning from the past enables us to craft a more conscious present and future—not just for ourselves but for those around us.
A Mind is a Beautiful Thing to Waste
Everything we do has a ripple effect. While the world may appear increasingly dystopian, the power to redefine our mindset lies within. Whether through reconfiguration or mental fortification, how we think determines how we experience the world.
The "Can't Do Without It" Syndrome
Modern society thrives on the idea of necessity—but how often do we question what we’re told we must have? The mere-exposure effect is a well-documented psychological phenomenon where familiarity breeds preference. The more we see something, the more we believe in its importance—whether it’s a product, a lifestyle, or a system.
Take, for example, the 15-minute city concept being proposed worldwide. While the idea of localized living has its advantages, it also raises concerns about mobility and freedom. Could we truly accept a world where physical travel is restricted while digital connections become our primary means of exploration?
The Digital Cage
With the rise of AI, cloud computing, and always-on connectivity, the convenience of technology is undeniable. But what happens when that convenience becomes control? From increased censorship to limitations on movement, we must remain vigilant about how these tools shape our reality.
Even seemingly small changes—like mobile phones evolving from removable batteries to sealed devices—subtly shift our autonomy. Over time, we've been trained to never let our phone batteries die, to rely on digital tools for everyday tasks, and to stay plugged into systems that govern our access to information.
What’s Next?
As advancements in neuroscience and technology push the boundaries of human cognition, the question isn’t just whether our minds can be hacked—it’s whether we are allowing it to happen. True empowerment starts with awareness, discernment, and the conscious decision to think independently.
The choice is yours: Strengthen your mind, or let it be shaped for you!
CONT'D IN ACT II
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The Sentiment
"The Way We Were" - (Gladys Knight -1974)
“The Way We Are” - extracts (NFR - 2025)
A Note From One of Our Friends
The consistent description of the human mind being inadequate and that thinking needs to be turned over to someone or something else is astonishing. It is the human mind that has gotten us to this point in human history.
After the establishing of government and its growth there have been through history the relentless efforts to control life in general. Of course there must be rule and order, we will go as far as to say there should be policing and law. In that sense civilisation works should the population not delude themselves with the idiom 'only the strong survive'.
Alienating ourselves outside of what we are only leads to mass destruction and recognising the similarities to different animals does not mean that we should heightened this behaviour in ourselves. Begin in the mirror of yourself if you can still use your own mind to do so.
It is high time we go back to the basics beginning with these quotes:
“Do you play a role in the thoughts that go through your head?”
Cynthia Chung esq.
"Watch your thoughts; they become words.
Watch your words; they become actions.
Watch your actions; they become habits.
Watch your habits; they become character.
Watch your character; it becomes your destiny."
(Laozi)
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