The Arguments within

Hinduism is not a rigid system, having a well-laid rituals to observe for demonstrating one's conformity to this faith.  Hinduism is highly syncretic in nature, that is, it contains the contradictory , mutually inconsistent beliefs . Syncretic polytheist that we are, it leads us to a few problems. Firstly, one conforming member may fall into argument with other as to what one must observe and one must forbid to prove allegiance. Any rigid ritual will have the effect of doing to Hinduism just what it is not. Two, Hindus are highly susceptible to suffer internal confusion and conflicts by putting ourselves to comparisons with new age religions and as a consequence of upholding the differences which we have generated by personal thoughts, one group of Hindus might end up adopting certain rituals as a must, which can bring in a localised rigidity into them. Thirdly, Indeed the vast level of subdivision within Hindu society is explainable on the factor of our multiple belie

Highly feudal narcissist that we are, carrot-and-stick is the only method of men management which is known and practiced in such societies. "Carrot-and-Stick" is the summary of the reasoning why we don't invest in the sports earlier while we reward so generously after the medal is won. In feudal societies , which are inherently narcissist too always, "free carrots" are not allowed to be lying around. the "feudal lords" see that as "wastage of resources". The feudals ... think that they are the owners of the social resources , and hence cannot allow it to be freely available. They use the carrots to reward the "better performing" people who otherwise deserve a stick in their backs. Carrot-and-stick saves the spending of large amount of carrot, for achieving a "small success". Carrot-and-stick kills free spirit, innovation, but then the feudals don't care. They have enough carrots to buy away the new from out

To be able to cultivate in our country innovation, research and winnings in the Olympic games we will have to focus ourselves on understanding the importance of ‘ free carrots ’ to a free-spirited, free-will democracy. Understanding the contributions of ‘Free-carrots’ to a democratic society is important so that we may stop ourselves from cussing its proponents with the arguments such as “ wasting the precious resources of society ” or the  anecdote of socialist marking of examination sheet done by a professor in a class . We need to understand the fallacy in the argument which says that the freebies to the people are wastage of social resources, and an unjustified distribution of the profits earned by hard working people to lazy people .                 Have you ever wondered as to who spends for those lion and snake stories that we so regularly watch on science channels as the Discovery Channel and the NatGeo. Who pays and why does he pay to go to Africa to research on thos