I think the fundamental issue here is the usage ideology of a PowerPC and how certain people like to maintain an absolute truth in a particular "idea" of the ideology of what and how PowerPC should be used that gets people into emotional and sometimes intellectual disagreements. We can even see this in religion where one religion claims to have a revelation of an absolute truth of the divine and that the other religion claims to also have a revelation of an absolute truth of the divine. We even have countries that have a revelation of an absolute truth of an idea and if other nations disagree, then we have a war.
I think people focused too much on the revelation of a single idea as being the truth and then when someone brings forth a new progressive revelation of the expansion of that idea, we get these 2 people into a conflict.
I think people are easily stuck in the revelation part; meaning that they believe in an idea that is the absolute truth and nothing else trumps it. And yet, ideas keep improving and that's when progressive part comes in.
6 months ago, we all believe in the idea that no business is too big to fail. That was the truth then; at least a perception of reality. If someone brings in an idea that idea is false, then you get laughed at. Now what did COVID-19 brought? It brought a progressive revelation that big businesses CAN FAIL. Neiman Marcus, Hertz and the rest. It takes an event to invalid the truth; but it was never an absolute truth to begin with with no business is too big to fail. It was a relative truth based on that period of time.
The same with PowerPC. How many times had we proven that those absolute truths being peddled by the Youtubers were not really the absolute truth, but they sold theirs as such. It was their truth, their reality, but it is not our reality. And I think that some of us have our own realities that we so vehemently want to defend that we deemed them to be the absolute truth and like the big business that claimed nothing is too big to fail used their reputation and leadership in the field to dominate and supplant that truth. Until COVID 19 came along and broke that reality.
What COVID had brought us is that, we are all living in our perceived reality and sometimes we tend to use our clout and reputation to supplant this truth as the ultimate universal truth; but is it a universal truth. I think not as this is what is happening here. We have various PowerPC owners who have their own perceived reality of how their PowerPC machines provide their own benefits and they are all valid realities. Sometimes the tendency some of us have is to try and plant our own idea and reality of how we perceive how PowerPC should be used as the only true undeniable truth and reality. But what I am saying is that, it is just your idea, your truth and your own reality. Someone else can come along and bring forth progressive revelation of a new idea in how PowerPC can be used in the future. Would that not be an invalid idea?
I personally use my PowerPCs based on my own real usage; my own reality and I don't really need to dictate what my own reality should be to everyone. I share. And if people don't resonate in how I use my PowerPC, then I don't get disappointed. If I shared new ideas and get ridiculed, then I don't get upset either as I respect other people's own reality in their ownself.
I think people focused too much on the revelation of a single idea as being the truth and then when someone brings forth a new progressive revelation of the expansion of that idea, we get these 2 people into a conflict.
I think people are easily stuck in the revelation part; meaning that they believe in an idea that is the absolute truth and nothing else trumps it. And yet, ideas keep improving and that's when progressive part comes in.
6 months ago, we all believe in the idea that no business is too big to fail. That was the truth then; at least a perception of reality. If someone brings in an idea that idea is false, then you get laughed at. Now what did COVID-19 brought? It brought a progressive revelation that big businesses CAN FAIL. Neiman Marcus, Hertz and the rest. It takes an event to invalid the truth; but it was never an absolute truth to begin with with no business is too big to fail. It was a relative truth based on that period of time.
The same with PowerPC. How many times had we proven that those absolute truths being peddled by the Youtubers were not really the absolute truth, but they sold theirs as such. It was their truth, their reality, but it is not our reality. And I think that some of us have our own realities that we so vehemently want to defend that we deemed them to be the absolute truth and like the big business that claimed nothing is too big to fail used their reputation and leadership in the field to dominate and supplant that truth. Until COVID 19 came along and broke that reality.
What COVID had brought us is that, we are all living in our perceived reality and sometimes we tend to use our clout and reputation to supplant this truth as the ultimate universal truth; but is it a universal truth. I think not as this is what is happening here. We have various PowerPC owners who have their own perceived reality of how their PowerPC machines provide their own benefits and they are all valid realities. Sometimes the tendency some of us have is to try and plant our own idea and reality of how we perceive how PowerPC should be used as the only true undeniable truth and reality. But what I am saying is that, it is just your idea, your truth and your own reality. Someone else can come along and bring forth progressive revelation of a new idea in how PowerPC can be used in the future. Would that not be an invalid idea?
I personally use my PowerPCs based on my own real usage; my own reality and I don't really need to dictate what my own reality should be to everyone. I share. And if people don't resonate in how I use my PowerPC, then I don't get disappointed. If I shared new ideas and get ridiculed, then I don't get upset either as I respect other people's own reality in their ownself.
