Nijaniki deggaralo undi

[RoadRomeo]

 kuda grahinchalekapovadam.

kalla edute unna nijam ni overlook cheyadam ni emantaru.

 

[vidhya]

అవివేకం

[RoadRomeo]

8 minutes ago, vidhya said:

అవివేకం

True, kani andariki nijam telusukovalani rule em ledu..or some people realize just before death. 

. if everyone becomes intelligent the world would not survive.. it needs less intelligent people too.

 

[RoadRomeo]

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In other words, reason helps humans better exploit their uniquely rich social environment. This interactionist interpretation explains why reason may have evolved and how it fits with other cognitive mechanisms. It makes sense of strengths and weaknesses that have long puzzled philosophers and psychologists--why reason is biased in favor of what we already believe, why it may lead to terrible ideas and yet is indispensable to spreading good ones.

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[Epic]

20 minutes ago, RoadRomeo said:

 kuda grahinchalekapovadam.

kalla edute unna nijam ni overlook cheyadam ni emantaru.

 

Tv9

[quickgun_murugun]

43 minutes ago, Epic said:

Tv9

[vidhya]

1 hour ago, RoadRomeo said:

 kuda grahinchalekapovadam.

kalla edute unna nijam ni overlook cheyadam ni emantaru.

 

Nijaalu saadhyamainantha varaku telusukovali (IMO). 

The keyword in your statement is "overlook" meaning you know  what the truth is, and yet you overlook it! For whatever reason is. That is inexcusable behavior.

For example, in traffic red light means stop, that is the truth, if you run a red light, you have now overlooked the truth, for your convenience. That is inexcusable, you are a danger to yourself and everyone else on the roads.

If you didn't know Red means stop, then you have to learn those traffic rules, that is your rule or you wouldn't get the DL in the first place.

Same holds true for life, you have to learn the truth and not live in your "Murkhathvam", you will be a danger a danger to yourself and  society.