GLICH'S LIFE

Paradox of Our Time

Notice the paradox of our time:

• We have bigger houses and smaller families.
• More conveniences but less time.
• We have more degree but less sense.
• More knowledge but less judgment.
• Think twice, any strength push too far becomes a weakness.
• We’ve been all the way to the moon and back but have trouble crossing the street to meet the new neighbor.
• We’ve conquer our space but not the inner space.
• Think twice, how far have you really gone?
• We have higher incomes but lower morals.
• More food but less satisfaction.
• More acquaintances but fewer friends. (check your phone book, friendster, multiply, email add)
• More effort but less success.
• Think twice, more or less?
• These are the days of quick trips, disposable diapers, throw-away morality, one night stand, overweight bodies, and pills that do everything from cheer, quiet, to kill.
• It is a time where there’s much in the show window and nothing in the stock room.
• We’ve clean-up the air but polluted the soul.
• We’ve split the atom but not prejudice.
• We write more but learn less.
• Plan more but accomplish less.
• Are we here to maximize our ego and minimize others?
• We’ve multiplied our possessions but reduced our values.
• We’ve too much, love too seldom and lie to often.
• We’ve learn to make a living but not to live.
• We added years to life not life to years. (lose health to make money then lose money to restore health)
• Got another equation? Think twice.
• We have taller buildings but shorter tempter. (drive to EDSA, Espana, Commomwealth see what i mean…)
• Wider roads but narrower viewpoints.
• We spend more but have less.
• We buy more but we enjoy it less.
• How do you measure life? By quality or quantity?
• Think twice.