Kommentare zu: denkfragment #7 http://manuel.funkensturm.de/2010/01/24/denkfragment-7/ Das Weblog von Manuel Wiedenmann | funkensturm., globetrotter, webentwickler Thu, 08 Apr 2010 09:24:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Von: Manuel http://manuel.funkensturm.de/2010/01/24/denkfragment-7/comment-page-1/#comment-32433 Manuel Tue, 02 Feb 2010 11:39:25 +0000 http://manuel.funkensturm.de/?p=584#comment-32433 great thought on this satisfaction thing... what i'm also recogniseing is this search for happiness and freedome. lately, this ideas are bound to mobility and in a way to a personal globalization... what i don't get about this mobility thing is that we're losing all our connections and relationships with our beloved folks... or in other words can't even establish deep relationships. i'm quite curious about this new kind of values that replace the old, course i don't think there are for the better. great thought on this satisfaction thing…
what i’m also recogniseing is this search for happiness and freedome. lately, this ideas are bound to mobility and in a way to a personal globalization… what i don’t get about this mobility thing is that we’re losing all our connections and relationships with our beloved folks… or in other words can’t even establish deep relationships.
i’m quite curious about this new kind of values that replace the old, course i don’t think there are for the better.

]]> Von: future http://manuel.funkensturm.de/2010/01/24/denkfragment-7/comment-page-1/#comment-32430 future Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:05:33 +0000 http://manuel.funkensturm.de/?p=584#comment-32430 If I was a business consultant, I could afford to live in a hotel, eat in restaurants and have my suit cleaned by other people everyday. But maybe I should just earn less money, make food together with my wife, do the laundry myself and live on the country side. Wouldn't the only difference be that I might have not so much "satisfaction" as I could with being a business consultant? And even that is doubtable, for me at least. PS: avatar, not avator :) If I was a business consultant, I could afford to live in a hotel, eat in restaurants and have my suit cleaned by other people everyday. But maybe I should just earn less money, make food together with my wife, do the laundry myself and live on the country side. Wouldn’t the only difference be that I might have not so much “satisfaction” as I could with being a business consultant? And even that is doubtable, for me at least.

PS: avatar, not avator :)

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