reconsidering blogs

this blog doesn’t make my life any better. the same goes for the heaps of news and other worthless info on the Web. let’s review the initial objectives @ http://168sync.wordpress.com/about/

#1 the first was that “things take overly long to finish”

the solution was to “actively find ways to do things the smarter, better way”

this blog doesn’t help with that solution, and much of the Web doesn’t provide the answer.

we’ll need to create other solutions:

-do _less_ things

-do _only_ important things

-don’t do things

#2 “many things are disintegrated and lacking harmony”

integrated _less_ things so the solution of “synchronize, standardize, and streamline what we are able to” will be easier but still time-consuming

other solutions:

-centralizes _everything_

-ignore the scattered information around the Web.

-books are worthless, get summaries, point by point

#3 overwhelming options

there are far to many options for “find the better choice, products like software, or services like mobile” to be efficient

better solution:

-ban stuff so you don’t need to choose

-_less_ stuff

-ignore stuff

#4 unnecessary burdens makes life difficult

best solution:

-ignore society

-ignore cultural rules

-ignore everything except what is directly needed, like food…

That works well. All problems solved.

This useless blog is dead.

follow the money

http://www.opensecrets.org/action/ftm/index.php has a relatively basic guide on data researching.

while it’s great to have a centralized place such as opensecrets – all this data for what exactly? what can you do with it? to spill gossip? to create noise? na, not interested. politics is flooded with “good” & “evil” agendas, and that’s the most we need to know. ignoring the political deception makes life easier which is the explicit agenda of 168sync, and thus we will ignore the noise.

to solve this problem of corruption, you need to fix the funmental cause – human nature.