For a while I developed a point of view regarding people, I used to think that people are categorized either as a typewriter or as a computer.
Seeing that being a typewrite is where you don’t process any information that you’re given, you take all that comes just as it is, no questions asked.
But being a Computer is where you process any info that you’re given, nothing is for granted, everything must be thought about, EVERYTHING must pass through a filtering system, to recognize its validity and to decide weather you’re accepting that data, that everything is put into its right place in your head.
But recently I reflected on that statement, I saw that maybe you’re a computer but your programming is just so wrong, maybe you process but your logarithms (codes) are invalid, that there’s a glitch in your functions.
I’m not saying that everyone should be using the same processing system, or the same encryption, but at least have a functioning and good program, on which you can start building your system, with your “codes” so that the conclusion you get to is validated to yourself for the rest of your thinking time.
Revised by @HatemMira =D
Seeing that being a typewrite is where you don’t process any information that you’re given, you take all that comes just as it is, no questions asked.
But being a Computer is where you process any info that you’re given, nothing is for granted, everything must be thought about, EVERYTHING must pass through a filtering system, to recognize its validity and to decide weather you’re accepting that data, that everything is put into its right place in your head.
But recently I reflected on that statement, I saw that maybe you’re a computer but your programming is just so wrong, maybe you process but your logarithms (codes) are invalid, that there’s a glitch in your functions.
I’m not saying that everyone should be using the same processing system, or the same encryption, but at least have a functioning and good program, on which you can start building your system, with your “codes” so that the conclusion you get to is validated to yourself for the rest of your thinking time.
Revised by @HatemMira =D
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