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"Discontent is the first step in the progress of a man or a nation." - Oscar Wilde |
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Every first step is hard and discontent, but also adding mobility, confidence and content. |
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When you notice a wrong - you act, out of discontent. You hope for better, yes. |
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Discontent is also the first step in becoming a bitter asshole. Shall I choose to make things better, or shall I get wasted and complain and beat on pretty things? Oh, decisions, decisions..... |
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If mathematically probable outcome is hope then yes. Hope could be mathematically false, for example religion. |
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But is discontent reason of your productivity, progress, or vice versa? "No pain no gain" there is some truth in this statement. |
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LIFE CAN BE ANYTHING!!!!! no pain, no gain... iz good concept for advancement |
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Quoting Wilde does not guarantee any specific position for me. Just btw...!lol 'Hope' is not a thing that can be "mathematically false". The logic guarantees it since we are talking about time and the future (hope is for the future). Futurity guarantees non-arrival. So there is no "false" nor "true" as applied to hopeful practices. There are also powerful reasons because of the use of inductive logic and statistics in hoping. "discontent" here is implying moral or ethical discontent. So maybe we can say - simply "look" (Wittgenstein, Mead, Blumer etc...). Take some notice - some interest towards injustices. Gross criminal injustice - and disprove. But remember always that it is really a fact of the matter that "it will all end very badly" [Derrida]. ! I am all for content. Disconnect comes in droves I promise. Practices that encourage bad results would not be cool. |
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There are limits to life. Freedoms require constraints. For example, you must be forbidden to steal if you want the society in general to not take your things. (& of course) biological and physical constraints, logical constraints, time etc... . I must mention that futurity (the concept itself) guarantees non-arrival. Inductive logic does not give future 'facts' absolutely. And we are told time could simply "stop". Still - some '?end' "very badly" - if there were any badly. ! I don't mean to be pessimistic. (Well - it is not a 'mood' I would usually encourage). Hope and the careful interested look is something that is for what times we have looking towards a certain future. The inductive logic is very strong about death, obviously |
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Yeah ok... I do not really want to speak of the "discontent" that would "cause" all manner of rude criminality - or lesser, greater, any relevant irrationalities. Sorry I must be also clear that these 'questions' or topics, the discourse here, involve deductive logic, not just induction. |
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