Sunday, September 30, 2007
In my own imagination 12:53 PM.
Borned in a world of competitions, fightings, politics, we are inevitably catogorised into 2 sections as a human being; a robot or an alien.
Personifying the two sections, they are true forms of human beings that exist on mother earth.
A robot is somebody who adheres closely to rules and regulations and barricade themselves off imaginations and "thinking outta box". These people fears to be in a state of trepidation and experimentation but, are good followers.
Whearas an alien, is an abstract worker who needs rules and regulations to be bended in order to work efficiently and productively. These people usually think out of the box, conspicuous in groups because of their alberation.
I am an Alien, which means i'm a rule breaker. I'll feel constrained and petrified when i have to follow rules closely.
Ask yourself, are you a Robot or an Alien?
Gambling:
The world changes rapidly in order to accomodate itself to the society and trend. Positively or negatively, changes in places are often in great significance and of high frequency. Contemplating, positive changes includes new housing policies, improved educational sponsorship etc. Whearas negative changes includes a wide range of spectrum like rise in GST(government service tax) , deduction of pay due to economy downturn, increase of security systems to reduce pecarious events from occuring etc. Out of all these, it is rather obvious that negative changes always take citizens in a country a long time to be able to swallow it down their guts, and as a result, it always arise controversies, debates and arguements between the government and the citizens.
Comprehensively, we are actually debating on changes which take place all the time. This is something which not everyone adores but the fact is, changes around us GAMBLE with our future and present.
In the literal terms, gambling means betting your money on something in return of a higher revenue a few times higher than your betting principal. With regards of gambling our future, we are doing something like legalising gambling dens. The money spent on grooming the gambling industry is no doubt a bombastic and commendable fund. Needless to say, the people with the effort behind the building of this industry works with half the finesse but twice the conviction. The fact is that, we are gambling the precious money used to invest in something which may most likely be catastrophic in the long run and thus, the price to pay in order to remunerate the consequence is of a significant sum.
Despite the understanding fact that Singapore strives high always and doesn't block itself by setting an optimum, some actions are inexorably prone to undesirables. For one thing, the government is good in a way that they do not push responsibilities but always make sure that they take very good care of the citizens.
Not wanting to digress, we have to be contemplative about actions that we do and what we gamble in life. Cogitation is extremely important because our decisions not only lies in ourselves but involves others as well. Is gambling certain things worthwhile? Was our initial plan directed to set up this strategy to improve economic growth in the long run? If so, how to alleviate further and future loses then? Another common controversy to talk about.
Well well, i shouldn't exagerrate my satirisation too extravagantly to deter being sued for slander.
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