THAT WHICH CANNOT BE PROVEN IMPOSSIBLE MUST REMAIN POSSIBLE

Magic, Miracles and Science

People First

Before there were airplanes,
there were people.
Before there were trains,
there were people.
Before there were cars,
there were people.
Before there were bicycles,
there were people.
Before there were guns,
there were people.
Before there were houses,
there were people.
Before there were huts,
there were people.

God made all those people,
and gave them dominion over the earth.
God blessed all those people,
and made them co-equal.
God loved all those people,
and charged them to love one another.

Let's set aside all our grudges;
Let's set aside all our dislikes;
Let's set aside all our bigotries;
Let's set aside all our hatreds;

Let's come together.
Let's be friends.
Let's be family.

LET'S BE ZION.

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Certainties, Probabilities, And Possibilities

If we don't have certainties, we must rely on probabilities, and consider the possibilities. Because the future is not written in stone, it is not guaranteed. It is an unknown, and fear of the unknown (as with any other fear) can have a paralyzing effect. Decisions are imprisoned in our minds. Choices are impossible to make. Consequences wait impatiently. Fear becomes paranoia as we dread the judgements of others. A catalyst is required to induce us in some kind of direction. In an unfamiliar circumstance, the two best default catalysts are experience and preparation. Empirical decisions occur when a new situation is similar to past unexpected events but with a new twist of some type. Preparatory decisions occur in advance of an anticipated event, even though the time, place and nature are not known. Hence, the fear is reduced, and action can proceed. It is always wise to have an end goal, or objective which motivates us to override our fears. In an unfamiliar territory where a choice must be made, the most likely probabilities of consequences become the guideposts of our decisions. If we are wise, we tend to move towards the most favorable consequences. Quite often there is more than one favorable or unfavorable consequence. These are relative to our ultimate goal, and it may not matter which route we choose to get there, as long as we arrive. Choose a goal, then choose a path, and remember that the possibilities are endless.