How one reads so many books on humanities and comes to the conclusion that we need more unprovoked coercion and violence as an answer to society's problems is beyond me.
I'm starting to get convinced that intellectual capability is not at all connected to morality.
i think they are completely decoupled.
I was under the false assumption that reading and literacy would provide a person with moral grounding.
It was naive of me.
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Follow #MiddleWay in life… just like #Bitcoin.. yu ll live better n happier life
What's the middle way?
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nostr:npub1xnc64f432zx7pw4n7zrvf02mh4a4p7zej3gude52e92leqmw8ntqd43qnl bhai, I had posted this a while back, I hope yu will get little idea 💡 to build the base of #MiddleWay approach in ur life…
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Interesting parallels between the concept of the #MiddlePath in Buddhism and the #NashEquilibrium in game theory...
1. Balance and Optimal Outcome:
-> The Middle Path promotes a balanced approach to life, avoiding extremes to achieve harmony and well-being.
-> Nash Equilibrium represents a balanced state in a strategic setting where no player can improve their outcome by unilaterally changing their strategy, thus reaching a stable, optimal outcome.
2. Avoiding Extremes:
-> In the Middle Path, extremes like indulgence and self-denial are avoided, focusing on a sustainable, moderate approach.
-> In Nash Equilibrium, strategies tend to stabilise where each participant reaches a point that avoids drastic changes, as changing to an extreme (or different) strategy wouldn't yield better results.
3. Interdependence and Mutual Respect:
-> The Middle Path encourages respect for oneself and others, recognising the #Interconnectedness of all beings.
-> Nash equilibrium relies on mutual recognition of others' strategies, as each participant's choice impacts the outcomes for all involved, creating a balance based on shared understanding.
4: Sustainable, Non-Harming Approach:
-> The Middle Path suggests a way of #life that does not cause harm to oneself or others, aiming for a peaceful coexistence .
-> Nash Equilibrium can lead to a "non-harming" approach in competitive environments , where participants reach a stable agreement without excessively disadvantaging one another .
While the #Middlepath focuses on personal and spiritual balance , and #NashEquilibrium focuses on strategic balance in competitive settings, both concepts underline the importance of Moderation , Stability, and respect for interconnected influences.
