Can you find a single action that does not follow the law of maximum benefit? Try to notice the law of maximum benefit at work in your life. Can you share new insights that you have discovered?

[Gil Shir]

Can you find a single action that does not follow the law of maximum benefit? Try to notice the law of maximum benefit at work in your life. Can you share new insights that you have discovered?

[dree monster]

no
everything i see follows the law of maximum benefit

[Richard Lively]

Survival and being the sense of being observed change the way all matter will behave, we see this especially in light particles.   Survival is a desire  to fulfil stimuli defined by the mind as needs.  We can actually learn more quickly if its about a matter of survival.  Being observed will make one understand they are not alone and affects action in all parts of matter but especially in humans.  There are several experiments where money is put out in the open and says free, but has a pair of eyes draw on a board and because of this no one takes the money until one person out of hundreds finally does.  There are at one documentary on brain games on this because that is where i saw it.

[Luc ANOUBRE]

I can’t see any action that doesn’t follow the law of maximum benefit. Even when you do a selfless action, there is always something you expect from this action, it may be money, gratitude, honnor or something else.

[Margot]

No.  A few years ago I discovered that my altruistic way of being was really to meet my own needs.  It was a sad realization but it made sense.  I was being a people pleaser to get love back.   I’d done this most of my life and had gotten my needs met this way.  I now try to do only those things that come from my heart and not just because I think I should do them.   It’s a lifetime journey and I continuously have to examine my heart so that I don’t fall back to my old ways.  I’m very excited to learn how change my program.

[kevin jackson]

Can’t find a single one

[Ralitza]

Actions for maximum benefit? Always.

But should’t we ask ourselves: Maximum benefit for whom? My body, my family, my town, my country, my planet? And can we act for maximum benefit for something without “my” in front of the name?

 

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