Futurist

 Learning to be alone Teenagers who have never learned the sense of control are likely to grow into uneducated adults who lack the complex skills necessary to survive in an information-filled competitive environment. What's worse, they don't know how to enjoy life; They have not formed the habit of seeking challenges and stimulating their growth potential. But learning to be alone is not limited to adolescence. Unfortunately, too many adults are in their twenties and thirties - at best 40 - and they think they are qualified to retreat into their old ruts and have a good rest. They paid enough to learn all the tricks of survival and thought they could figure out the direction of navigation in the ocean of life. The internal discipline of these people is not firm, and the phenomenon of spiritual entropy is getting increasingly serious as they relax each year. The cause is not satisfactory, the healthy river is declining, and the ups and downs of life have accumulated a lot of neg

Mass media are not designed to make people happier and more powerful  Unless one can control his work and leisure, he is bound to feel disappointed. Most work and leisure activities, especially the passive acceptance of the mass media, are not designed to make people happier and more powerful. They are just tools for some people to make money. On the one hand, if we allow them to succeed, they will suck up the essence of our lives and leave only a pair of empty shells. On the other hand, work and leisure, just like life, can play a role according to our needs. People who learn to find fun in their work and don't waste their leisure will find life more valuable. Brightbill wrote: "the future belongs not only to the educated but also to those who know how to make good use of their leisure."

 Music can promote romance and help soldiers move forward in unison In all known cultures, it is common to improve the quality of life by organizing sound into a pleasant order. One of the oldest and perhaps most popular music uses is to help listeners focus on specific patterns and cultivate the desired emotions. Therefore, there are dance music, wedding music, funeral music, and special music for religious and patriotic occasions; Music can promote romance and help soldiers move forward in unison.

 Our body has the potential to generate fun Everything the body can do has the potential to generate fun, but many people ignore this power, so they never use their physical equipment and put the body's ability to create fun on the shelf. Without training, the senses can only provide confusing information. Raw actions are aimless and clumsy. Dull eyes can only see ugly and uninteresting scenes. Ears without musical sense can mostly hear harsh noises. A rough tongue can only recognize ordinary tastes. If the body and senses are allowed to atrophy, the quality of life can only barely pass at best, and sometimes it is even quite depressing. But once a person has mastered what the body can do and learns to establish an order for the physical senses, the phenomenon of spiritual entropy will be swept away and become a happy harmony.

 Energy is power, but power is only a tool As has been discussed in the section on the sense of control, we must recognize that flow has addictive magic; We should also recognize the fact that "there is no absolute good in the world", and any power can be abused. Love can lead to cruelty, science can lead to destruction, and unregulated technology can also cause pollution. The best experience is a form of energy, and all energy can be used to benefit people or destroy them. Just as fire can bring warmth or disasters, atomic energy can generate electricity and turn the world into ashes. Energy is power, but power is only a tool, and the goal can determine whether it will make life richer or more painful.

The only way to improve life is to improve the quality of experience  If we really get more wealth and power, at least for a while, we will have the confidence to change our life. But symbols are deceptive - they tend to distort the reality that people think they should represent. In fact, what others think of us or what we have has nothing to do with the quality of life - what really matters is how we interpret ourselves and what we encounter. The only way to improve life is to improve the quality of experience.