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%WISE WISDOM PRUDENT DECISION CONFUSED CAUSE EFFECT 030430
%RELATIONSHIP ALIENATION ESTRANGEMENT EXCOMMUNICATE 030430
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%DISTINGUISH ARTICULATE CLARIFY DIFFERENCES NATURAL 030430
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%SCIENTIFIC PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MEASUREMENT MATH GODS 030430

     We cannot make wise/prudent decisions if we are often
confused about the differences between:

     1.  The patterns of natural-consequences which are
         described by UNIVERSAL-NATURAL-LAWS which have
         been confirmed in places all over the world by
         peoples of many different cultures/religions.

     2.  The patterns of HUMAN-CHOSEN-CONSEQUENCES which
         are dependent-upon human-initiatives, human-
         habits and human-decision and human-responses.

     Sometimes  people talk about people having to  accept
"the-consequences" of their decisions and actions --- with
no clarity as to whether or not "the-consequences" are due
to  universal-natural-laws   (Like  the  those  describing
gravity,  forces, masses,  velocities and accelerations.);
or are due to choices made by humans.  Sometimes the tacit
suggestion  is that humans cannot change the consequences;
when   in fact it is human choices which  are  determining
the consequences.

     We  cannot make wise and prudent decisions if we  are
not clear about what consequences flow from natural-cause-
effect relationships;    and  what consequences flow  from
human-relationships-of-estrangement-and-alieantion.
Confusion  and  ignorance do not lead to wise and  prudent
decisions!
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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