1. Information, impartiality and management of thoughts

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Landscape videos from nature are moving and compelling. We view movies and forget our own lives and for a while we live in other worlds. We also forget our own lives and participate in fantastic worlds with the corresponding emotions when we play video games. Every word can stimulate a thought. Human mind can produce inexhaustible thoughts and discussions have no end. Novels, personal experiences can be written with thoughts and imagination, and conjectures about imaginary worlds can be expressed. The music is extremely moving, our mind travels to imaginary worlds and music as a language externalizes our moods. Book presentations, conferences, cultural events create optimism and expectations. But we never learn about a common reality from all these experiences and fantastic quests. Some people think that they have a better knowledge of reality with a good knowledge of history and with their thinking on current events and political issues. If a section of knowledge is closer to the imagination, then that section is information about social events and human actions. Throughout our lives we record and appreciate events from hour to hour and from day to day. We are thinking with the claim that the time priority should not be changed and the facts should be explained without omissions. But when we talk about the history of peoples and a society, then many years, decades, maybe even centuries are taken away from our thinking, as is done for the production of a theatrical performance and perhaps even more misleading. A number of people, events and time intervals are removed from our thinking, and much of what we have learned is doubtful. A decision of a person, who happened to lead for a short time, an agreement that was signed, a testimony that was recorded as it was then recorded ... this fragmentary information is chosen as if it revealed the most reality, as reasons for what followed or as complete results of what preceded. If we learned more and all the details then we would make different assessments, we would discuss non-stop, we would observe distortions and our surprises would be many.

With all the experience and information we don't know the world better. When our lives are interrupted, then we will not have left the world with a good knowledge of reality and perhaps not even with the awareness that we have existed, despite our knowledge and experiences. Especially older people have a certainty that they have known enough about the world, same as most people who lived before us believed! Knowledge of the world with more information is not better. Because the ignorance of reality is accompanied by fantasies, deceptive and biased thoughts, which are not eliminated by the increase of information, nor by more experiences. For example, when we think of events in our empty imagination without thinking that many other events and circumstances have been removed. There is a lack of awareness that the facts were different and more indeterminate than we imagine with our incomplete information. In short, ignorance in itself is not only a lack of knowledge, but then the human mind forms its own views on things, gives wrong explanations and identifies reality with their own experiences with a lot of delusions and fantasies. Surprisingly, pleasant or unpleasant impressions can be created with all these experiences and thoughts because they do not reveal the reality! Take for example people's words and thoughts every time they talk or when they write. The reference to something that some other man said or wrote is almost never missing from people's words. Countless hours of their lives are lost to think of something that was a lie or wrong or badly expressed and as we remember it. If one wants to lose their orientation in life, if one wants to live with illusions and lose their time, then the most sure way is to think about what some other people said and what they did in their lives.