W3 Day 5

Reinvent Experience
Merely because we live by a tight schedule to get things done within a nine to five working life it is unnecessary to count each minute; neither would a wordsmith be required to count alphabets before he sets down to write.
Our life unfolds before time in it inexorable march and we perform our tasks beneath the shadow of experience of our ancestors. Truth of their experience has fallen over us like the mantle of Elijah. Their follies and triumphs alike are woven into our patrimony. Instead of complaining of the smell of mothballs and sweat we could get it fit for our use and comfort.
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Howeversomuch complex it may be, our mind has encoded it and we experience it in the way we can benefit from. In terms of time and context.
Doesn’t our instinct illustrate the above? Every little ‘flight or flee’ question that our ancestors faced in the savannah has been compressed and stored in our mind: what we experience as adrenalin rush is a pointer to this fact. Only that we see now no open places to rush to when talk goes around at our workplace about redundancy.
Instead to a shrink, perhaps.
benny