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"Need is mother of Invention"-- is it ?

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Why to we keep trying to understand things all the time? Trying to justify evrything on the name of curiousity, and trying to theorise evrything on the name of logic and science. Why not to leave things like a black box from where we can get a desired output when we give it an input. Lets talk about it for a while. QM: Questioning me, JM: Justifying me QM: So whats the meaning in finding the reason and logic behind evrything? JM: When we underststand systems and we know how they work, we can modify them and find new systems with more desired output and for a given input. QM: But we can also understand systems as a black box, we know whats the output for a given input, and keep changing the input and standerise the input-output respons and hence use the system for the desired output. Its easier isnt it ? JM: Quite correct, well that might work for a while. But understanding systems gives us insight of the process and we can change the system at basic levels and make them more efficient ...

Think about it ... or just leave it...

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I just keep wondering , thinking if it is OK to "think" or not. I mean there can be two ways of living - think hard about everything and try to bring out perfection in your actions and other is keep doing things and worry about nothing- after all life is to live HAPPILY not necessarily THINKINGLY . I know I am being too presumptuous trying to quantize this living thing into two discrete levels- THINKNG and NOT THINKING which is not much that way practically- generally things are somewhere between these two levels, but still somewhere in mind it seems better to decide upon the standards (which are usually rigid and discrete) so that we can at least try to achieve one of these levels and thereby and feel satisfied about our actions. QM: Questioning me, JM: Justifying me QM: So, why to think? JM: If I have a mind I will think, cant help it. QM: What about everything I think that has nothing to do with any practical results? JM: Well practical results are nothing bu...