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Which Philosophy is better, the one which offers a quick fix or the one which must be sought after...?
but eventually leads to real wisdom and contentment?
As I read Y!A, watch the news, popular entertainment and those around me I am often left with the feeling that people are only interested in the quick fix, a fix that leads to instant gratification but very little or no lasting enlightenment. It seems as if the mantra is 'if it is hard to find it isn't worth it'.
A good example may be the way in which relationships work, most people that I know of look to the outer beauty wanting instant gratification and then over time get to see the inner beauty (if there is any) later. Would it not be better to search out the 'diamond in the rough' from the start? It may lead to better stronger relationships and may also lead to a lowering of the astronomical number broken homes.
So my question is, is it better to go with the quick fix that grants instant gratification or is it better to put in the hard yards and search out the truth? If it is better to search then why does it seem that everyone only wants instant gratification?
Please explain your answers, with examples if possible.
Thanks.
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The latter. The former leads to an individual chasing artifical and self fulling happiness. The latter leads to wisdom and contentment, which is real happiness.
- magpiesmnLv 61 decade ago
Example this dude if you dont think you have the quick fix you wont get the big fix. Now that I know you dont have the quick fix im not gona let you get the big fix. If you try to get the quick fix from me I will just give it to a friend buddy.
- 1 decade ago
Sometimes, the simplest answer is the best. The speed in which you achieve an answer is not directly related to the quality of it.
- vitrauxLv 61 decade ago
To each, his own.
Source(s): I suppose thats a vote for quick fix...or is it?