Very interesting! Indeed we barely tapped into the potential of our mind. I think it has to do a lot with self discipline and belief/faith. I do believe in singularity net, I was talking about it when I listened to a podcast of Fridman talking with Groetzel, precisely on artificial intelligence, it is in my past posts. I am fascinated by the possibility of artificial intelligence in the future of the humans here on Earth.

I think more people would live their best potential if they would take a more spiritual approach to life. To stop. Just stop for a moment and qustion it all. Your ego. Your reasons. Your job. I find it a waste of potential when I see people in a rut, running on their hamster wheel, with no definite spiritual purpose. Money, richness, material assets, success, are worthless if they are not bound to a purpose. Napoleon Hill's approach in regards to our potential is really revealing. I think it is so so good to ask someone: what do you want from life? Why do you want it? The answers will tell much more than observing him/her for years. I find it useful to repeat the question at least once per year, to make sure we keep ourselves in check. Having a worthy meaningful goal besides mere existence, besides egotistical reasons (it is just about me and my family) is paramount for the evolution of the spirit.

I also value my mind the most. THE MOST!

I was listening to a very interesting recording yesterday, I was reluctant at first, but if you skip over the disbelief, there are some interesting ideas.

I have a feeling of evrika everytime a worthy intelligent comment from a witty person pops up in my hive comments. It is so nice, because I value the role of human connection on a platform. And having a few, but quality people, comment and "get you" goes such a long way for me. Thank you for that!