Nobody Is Perfect

Fifty-five years of questioning "What is the meaning of life?"
by a brain-gifted polymath who pursued each answer
to formulatfe new questions about life.

Conclusions, not opinions, based on over 30,000 digitized documents since 1979.

Democracy: The Ultimate Productivity for Human Happiness

Currency: The Penultimate form of human productivity.

Atmospheric Metabolism: An electro-chemical process

Accupuncture Morality: Snowflake complexity instead of garbage dump chaos

Primary Moral Imperative: Save life on Planet Earth from Climate Hell

Thrifty Enjoyment:

Self-Conclusion:

  1. Nobody is better at channeling the Calculus of Reality based on the Math of Mother Nature.
  2. Nobody, maybe a few, can bullshit this 75 year-old delineator of Mother Nature's infrastructure.
  3. Nobody can be that smart. You are wrong.

Without the relevant knowledge to inspect and re-inspect a nobody, you can neither respect nor appreciate somebody. However, you can like nobody or dislike nobody. If the latter, you are not in a minority.

This nobody did not and does not seek to be perfect--whatever that is--but only to be a better problem-solver. This nobody did not quit when faced with a problem that he knew he could solve. If one is able to respond then one is responsible to solve the problem.

The quality of one's love and work ethic (is there a difference?) is quantified by the time that one invests in a worth while solution. This nobody seeks no public office as the tools of Timism should be sufficient to organize and motivate a global citizenry to the potential, benefits and rewards of Timism. Paraphrasing Turing in Enigma, "We will know if our problems can be solved if Timism's solutions are successful."

Meaning of Life: Morality of More Time

Living beyond your means lessens your means: UB meaningless.
Living below your means creates more means: UB meaningful.
Meaning of life: Be a Timeful Creator not a Timeless Cancer.
Meaningless menials become meanies.

Morality of More Time: Mother Nature's Moral Compass