Comments on: Evolution and endurance

By: robert

robert — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 18:50:11 +0000

[quote]…”it must’ve taken a serious amount of endurance as a reader in a world of quick bites & microwaved mental notes…”[end quote]

A labour of love requires sweat.

A labour of brilliance demands respect.

A labour by Max demands a read, digesting and contemplation. A nod too.

There. ’nuff said.

By: Richard Mungwara

Richard Mungwara — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 20:48:00 +0000

Informative topic. Thus a reminder to people that you snooze you loose. Economy is for those in the fast lane.

By: Brandon

Brandon — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:24:35 +0000

Thank you.

It would seem that humanity has gone through spurts of innovation, where one environment, idea, invention lead to another. We currently find ourselves in the intermediate of a paradigm shift which is repositioning mankind. Much like the industrial revolution was a precursor to the industrialized world. The revolutionary machinery didn’t sustain the industrialized world but just gave birth to it.

Today we are in the blossoming phase of either the electronic revolution or virtual world revolution – but at the core of it all resonates the “oneness of humanity”. The collective gathering, storing and developing of human thought and effort — harnessing the ideas of individuals into a mega human brain.

If man has progressed thus far upon individual genius – the progress we see from here on in will be magnified exponentially as collective genius is defined and shaped, as race, status, gender, and myriad other debilitating human concepts give way to the collective consciousness of mankind.

Establish how to profit from a collective consciousness and make it big.

By: Maximillian Kaizen

Maximillian Kaizen — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 14:41:58 +0000

Robert: THANK YOU! love being encouraged, even though it must’ve taken a serious amount of endurance as a reader in a world of quick bites & microwaved mental notes.
(very appreciated)

By: robert

robert — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 13:27:25 +0000

Max,

What a post! What a topic! Bravo!

By: Maximillian Kaizen

Maximillian Kaizen — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 08:30:44 +0000

Llewellyn you divine man, thank you for the utterly hilarious & wonderfully flattering comment.
Thank you for helping me find the spoor tracks back to your delicious writings

By: Llewellyn Kriel

Llewellyn Kriel — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:19:50 +0000

I am intrigued, Max. Although I will readily confess that most of what you seem to be saying – and it is eloquently and powerfully presented! – is waaaaaay over my head.

I thought (deluded myself?) that I was reasonably techno-hip, but the words and concepts you drop leave me quaking in grand isolation. I haven’t felt this inadequate since doing a spoor tracking course with a Bushman called Duiker – to him the signs were like Times Square; to me they were invisible.

I look forward to being confused again. Just please glance back now and then to see if the geezers and toppies and greybeards like me don’t have e-vultures hopping behind them … pretty please!