CPT ONTOLOGY

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'Just when the caterpillar thought that the world is over it became a butterfly'.

'Just when the caterpillar thought that the world is over it became a butterfly'.

In our finest moments, we admire those who sacrificed for others, who gave up for others. There are problem areas of course; a hero in a time of war is a mass murderer if the context were to be changed. Killing people outside war is one of the gravest crimes. Not so about killing other species. But the definition of 'us' and 'them', inherent in such discussions, is more deeply problematic. Nations are one 'group' for which altruistic and selfless behaviour is expected, but there are other groups from sports clubs and schools, to commercial unions and families. Altruism within a group very often becomes selfishness between groups. Should one save for one's family, or give away all one's surplus income every day to others who need it at that moment? In the modern age, racial groupings and even deeply In the modern age, racial groupings and even deeply nationalistic identities are not favoured by the liberals. There is a move towards 'one humanity', and even the rights of the planet as a whole. The confusion is not about the big picture and the fuzzy, warm feeling we might get about the world marching in step towards a bright future. The dissonance is at what level we might expect altruism to occur, at the species, the nation, the family, or the individual level. 

Why People Give: Interpreting Altruism

By Ratna Vira, Suhasini Vira

"This is senseless. Over a mask. Over a mask?"

One of her little hope I had about the sanity of people living in USA on after reading this account of senseless gun violence against an employee just job.

Three family members charged in shooting death of security guard who told a customer to put on a face mask

By Alec Snyder, Mirna Alsharif and Theresa Waldrop, CNN

Calvin Munerlyn, 43, right in the picture  died at a Flint hospital after he was shot in the head Friday, said Michigan State Police Lt. David Kaiser.

Ramonyea Travon Bishop, 23, Larry Edward Teague, 44, and Sharmel Lashe Teague, 45, 

Updated 9:23 AM ET, Tue May 5, 2020

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Happiness

The truth of the matter is that all the happiness you will ever find lies in you.

How does sharply increasing working hours and leaving elementary facilities like providing drinking water, first-aid boxes, protective equipment, cleanliness, ventilation, lighting up to the discretion of factory owners help increase productivity?

How does sharply increasing working hours and leaving elementary facilities like providing drinking water, first-aid boxes, protective equipment, cleanliness, ventilation, lighting up to the discretion of factory owners help increase productivity?

Two key assumptions need to be challenged.

First, that labor is dictating terms to industry. To some extent, that may once have been true of organised unionized labor. But now, the organised industrial sector contracts out much of its work to the informal sector, and those millions of workers are in no position to insist on any rights or protection. These are among the myriad migrant workers who are still trying to walk home.

The government’s own Economic Survey (2018-19) points out that one in every three wage workers in India is not protected by the minimum wage law. And now existing protections are being circumvented.

between April 14 and 26, only about six per cent had received their full wages during the lockdown, and about 16 per cent had been partially paid. Hardly a sign of labour dictating terms.

The second assumption that needs to be challenged is that is diluting core labour standards will help India tap its demographic advantage.

Important reasons for the region’s success in attracting FDI were factors like maintaining competitiveness through superior technology, high levels of human capital, skilled labour force, agglomeration effects, dynamic growth and the role played by the state in strategically allocating FDI in the right sectors

The bottom line: complying with core labour standards does not hinder competitiveness of either a single industrialist or the entire country. Profitability and complying with basic labour standards go hand in hand. Sick workers lead to a sick industrial unit and an unhealthy economy.

The Covid-19 death toll in Delhi crossed the 100 mark on Wednesday: tell me how this prevents COVID

 So tell me  how this  make shift Plastic  curtain /booth help reduce Coronavirus transmission?

 This is how  Covid Deaths will increase.

The Price of progress

Possibly the first man who made a flint ax looked over a piece of flint and decided that the irregular stone could be chipped a certain way. 

When he found that flint would chip easily, he must have rushed to his tribe and enthusiastically tried to teach his fellow tribesmen how to

 make axes in the shape they desired instead of spending months searching for accidental pieces of stone of just the right shape. 

The chances are, he was stoned out of camp. Indulging in a further flight of fancy, it is not difficult to imagine that he finally 

managed to convince another fellow that his technique worked and that the two of them tied down a third with a piece of vine 

and forced him to watch them chip a flint ax from a rough stone. Finally, after convincing fifteen or twenty tribesmen by 

forceful demonstration. the followers of the new technique declared war on the rest of the tribe and, winning, forced the tribe to agree by decree.

L. RON HUBBARD