Bøger af Eddie Rafii

Does Free Will Exist? Human Equals Machine is the result of 30 years of research into human nature. Eddie Rafii's experiments examining human nature led us to this fact: WE DO NOT MOVE UNLESS WE ARE BOTHERED. These experiments have opened a new window into the word of psychology and revealed that every single human motion is based on only 7 facts. Rafii's 7 Facts: Fact 1 - We always want to be comfortable. Fact 2 - We make motions only when we lose our comfort (balance). Fact 3 - A loss of balance always generates a want in us. Fact 4 - There is always suffering and joy associated with every motion. Fact 5 - The more we suffer, the more we enjoy. Fact 6 - The result of our want and fear determines our motions. Fact 7- The degree of our personality and physical characteristics, as well as mental and environmental conditions, determines the level of our wants and fears; we perform motions according to the result of our wants' and fears' sums. The author's experiments and a chain of logic prove that free will does not exist; we are driven only by the outcomes of our wants and fears. Emotions such as love, anger, hate, envy, joy, and sadness are feelings. These feelings mirror certain chemical transactions in our bodies and brains. Consumption of alcoholic beverages makes us feel happy or sad due to chemical transactions in our bodies. Using drugs and smoking marijuana changes our mood by creating certain chemicals in our brain. Listening to poetry or music generates specific chemicals in our brains that result in specific emotional reactions. Depression, anxiety, and manic behavior could become our norm through the consumption of certain chemical formulas... There is nothing such as emotions beyond our bodies. Emotional feelings mirror chemical transactions in our bodies and brains, and no independent power such as free will exists beyond our bodies. WE ACT AND REACT PRECISELY LIKE MACHINES.

WE DO NOT MOVE UNLESS WE ARE BOTHERED: a revolutionary discovery in human actions, every single human motion is caused by a bothersome; we remain motionless if nothing bothers us. Imagine sitting on the sofa in your living room, completely comfortable, with nothing at all to bother you. You are not hungry, thirsty, or tired. You are not cold, hot, or sick. The telephone does not ring. You are not worried about bills coming due or your job or business. You are not bored or sleepy, and absolutely nothing makes you uncomfortable, worried, excited, or upset. You are continuously calm and comfortable sitting on that sofa. Would you make any movement if nothing bothered you? WHAT WOULD BE THE FIRST MOTION OF OUR BODIES IF NOTHING BOTHERED US? Our actions depend on our balance. We perform motions only when we lose our balance, and we remain immobile as long as we are in-balance.When you see a beggar, you lose your balance (comfort), and you give him or her some money to regain your balance. Someone gives you a flower, and you say thank you to regain your balance. How would you feel if you didn't say thank you when someone gave you a flower? You would feel uncomfortable and imbalanced. WHAT HAPPENS IN OUR MINDS WHEN WE INITIATE MOTIONS? We perform motions based on the potential outcomes of our joy and suffering. Our brains constantly evaluate joy and suffering, and we act where there is more enjoyment and less suffering. In other words, the sum of the outcome of our wants and fears determines our motions.PROBLEMS CREATE IMBALANCES AND WANTS IN US. WE PERFORM MOTIONS TO REGAIN OUR BALANCE. The above discoveries opened a new window into the cause of actions. This book is an advanced, powerful tool for analyzing human decisions.

This incredible experiments by Eddie Rafii examining human behaviors lead us to this fact: WE DO NOT MOVE UNLESS WE ARE BOTHERED. These experiments have opened a new window into the world of psychology and revealed that we are driven only by the outcomes of our wants and fears. There is constant evaluation of joy and suffering in our minds and we perform motions where there is more enjoyment and less suffering. Consequently, the outcomes of our wants and fears determine our motions. Every human acts and reacts precisely per his or her specification affected by environmental conditions. The specification and the property (DNA) of each person are a combination of the three following groups of characteristics: 1- The degree of each personality characteristic. 2- The degree of each physical characteristic. 3- The degree of each mental condition. Emotions such as love, anger, hate, envy, joy, and sadness are feelings. These feelings mirror certain chemical process in our bodies and brains. Consumption of alcoholic beverages makes us feel happy or sad due to chemical transactions in our bodies. Using drugs or smoking marijuana changes our mood by creating certain chemicals in our brains. Listening to poetry or music generates specific chemicals in our brains that result in specific emotional reactions. Depression, anxiety, and manic behavior could become our norm through the consumption of certain chemical formulas... Our emotional and physical behaviors are only the results of chemical transactions. Further experiments prove that every single human motion is based on only seven facts. Rafii's 7 Facts: Fact1 - We always want to be comfortable. Fact2 - We make motions only when we lose our comfort (balance). Fact3 - A loss of balance always generates a want in u s.Fact4 - There is always suffering and joy associated with every motion. Fact5 - The more we suffer, the more we enjoy. Fact6 - The result of our wants and fears determines our motion. Fact7- The degree of our personality and physical characteristics, as well as mental and environmental conditions, determines the level of our wants and fears; we perform motions according to the outcomes of our wants' and fears' sum. These facts have directed conventional psychology to a new way of analyzing human behavior.

I Love to Be Bothered is the result of thirty years' research and experience, a manual for achieving a more serene life in the midst of the constant stress of daily life. The book draws on common sense, everyday examples to help ordinary people improve their lives by embracing problems, rather than fleeing from them. By following the step-by-step procedure, readers will develop greater patience, problem-solving skills, and general happiness. Currently, so-called happiness studies are in vogue-psychologists and sociologists are publishing research about how citizens of developed countries often are unhappy in the midst of relative affluence. I Love to be Bothered offers nonacademic readers practical ways to increase contentment, while also developing their thinking skills by respectfully challenging their belief systems. This book provides the critical toolsto dig through readers' everyday experiences in order to understand human nature, which in turn sheds light on philosophical problems such as free will. As a result, readers become more psychologically balanced so that they are more patient and less likely to be disturbed by others' anger. In addition, readers learn how to enjoy life by appreciating what they already have, rather than suffering from society's expectations of what theyshould acquire