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marbles- taking them with you
Sam
When you leave any social space remember to take your marbles with you, they sometimes get left behind!
Also, if you happen to cross a path with a rock or two, decide, in your own mind with awareness if you wish to acquire this rocks construction of reality or not. If you believe that the "rocks" construction of reality will improve your marble in some way, then allow it into your brain, if not make the effort required to go to the next square of that "sidewalk" without the construction of reality that the "rock" or "rocks" entertain.
This crossing and re-working is our reality in online social space many are unaware of how it is changing us as a culture, as a people, as a society, and most are blind to how it changes the economy. Anything that can alter human behavior, can also alter the economy, it is wise to understand how social space works on your mind, so that your behavior is not changed by "accident" in ways that you do not wish it to be. Decisions are made every 2-3 seconds in the minds of people in social space, knowing how your being "yanked" around or manipulated, or changed, can yield a desired outcome. Conversely, the unaware person may be subject to an undesired outcome, this is evidenced in online fraud, and identity theft, and in our world here it can be seen in publications re-printing work that authors write and publish here or in other social spaces. Theft in the world of research, and the written word is commonplace- nearly as common as VD is in most big cities!©
So very pleased that you understand the work, and find that it was "clear" to understand.
This is a sign to me that my attempt to describe it was a success, I am glad it worked!
Thanks for your feedback Sam!
Tammie L Anderson Coffey™
posted by
Harvardgirl_global
on May 7, 2008 at 7:53 AM
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You make great sense here! I think I stand on marbles too much in my sidewalks of life! sam
posted by
sam444
on May 7, 2008 at 6:33 AM
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