Indeed most people miss out on life now because they are too busy on there phones. It’s sad that social media has robbed so many people of the pleasure of living a truthful and meaningful life.
Too sad that the young people in today's world is unaware of the true beauty of the nature that is surrounding them and the true meaning of life and reality. They live in a world of text and phones and many unrealistic worlds in the video games. Technology advancement is good but only when you're not addicted the the unrealistic world.
I AGREE! THE IMPORTANT, REALLY MEANINGFUL THINGS...WILL STAY IN OUR MEMORIES FOREVER. SO THEN...THE BRAIN IS BETTER THAN AN IPHONE, THAT IS, FOR 'LIVING IN THE MOMENT'. THANK YOU, JOHN...ENJOYED, MUCH! LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
You have put forward a good point, John! We pass this way once. Let's enjoy it all instead of short videos while missing the rest! I enjoyed this, oh, and your wife is lovely!
Our eyes have the acuity well beyond the finest cameras. Our hearing surpasses the best microphones. Our brains process in ways organically that the finest computer cannot do. So, when we simply observe and soak in all there is to see or hear, our brain stores it in a remarkable way that we can bring it back with clear vision 50 or 60 years later.
You are right. Those busy recording everything they see and do, are not using their brains away their brains were intended, and that is to lock away what is important into our long-term memory in a way that we can pull it back and verify, "The way it really was."
While I regret not getting photos or videos of some of the places that I've been. With minor modifications, I still remember the high points of my life and am writing them into the series.
You really make an important point here. People's heads are constantly in their phones and are actually missing out on life. That's why I have never bought one. When at home, I am on computer of course, but I don't need to have my head in a phone 24/7. Never have, never will.
Re-Release! No longer back-listed. Return to the Olde Ways. The hustle and bustle of modern day life has brought many of us to a quick fix attitude.This book is for those of you who are fed up; have looked at your life and your loved ones and realize
Sandie
Love ya!
Jane
You are right. Those busy recording everything they see and do, are not using their brains away their brains were intended, and that is to lock away what is important into our long-term memory in a way that we can pull it back and verify, "The way it really was."
While I regret not getting photos or videos of some of the places that I've been. With minor modifications, I still remember the high points of my life and am writing them into the series.
Ron