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Life Laws

  • Anything is possible.
  • Reality is perception.
  • Good and bad are subjective.
  • Only one can be best or worst.
  • Inequalities must be justifiable.
  • Time is the only true constant.
  • Patience delays satisfaction.
  • Laziness inhibits productivity.
  • Ignorance facilitates happiness.
  • Knowing is better than not knowing.
  • Religion attempts to answer the unknown.
  • Reasonable theories are based on evidence.
  • Questionable material is accepted selectively.
  • Quantity does not necessarily enhance quality.
  • Difficult acquisition can enhance the value.
  • Harm can occur even when pain is not felt.
  • Desperation does not allow for pickiness.
  • Insufficient satisfaction motivates change.
  • Change demands either adaptation or extinction.
  • Planning requires predictions for the future.
  • Curiosity motivates attempts at the unknown.
  • Everything is a surprise when nothing is expected.
  • Perceived benefits must outweigh perceived costs.
  • Success or failure is unknown without an attempt.
  • Confidence is gained as experience is obtained.
  • Adding more options can make choosing more difficult.
  • Increase of variables decreases probability of similarity.
  • Under promise and over produce will exceed expectations.
  • What you do is not as significant as who you do it with.
  • The thing is not as important as how the thing makes you feel.
  • We always choose what we want most at the time of decision.
  • What we want may differ from what we actually need.
  • Desires will likely remain until they are satisfied.
  • We can do anything if we are willing and able.
  • Every action is motivated by self-interest.
  • Your rights end where my rights begin.