AHLEC's World

Cogito -- ergo sum

[ I think -- therefore I am ]

Still thinking..... 21st Century style

Still-Thinking

Tripping in the Noumena

Perspectives of Life

for those who

think they

think

To "think" about anything -- one must first form a thought (via the use of words or other symbols).

Then ----- one must be able to "hold that thought" in order to examine it --

analyze it -- evaluate it -- and eventually do something with it.

This constitutes the process of "thinking".

AND

contrary to Descartes who authored "Cogito Ergo Sum" -- ( sometimes translated "I think therefore I exist" ) --

a human being does NOT need to think in order to exist

( it just makes life more interesting ).

The following table provides links to "questions" about life -- and the process of living --

as viewed through a different "looking glass" called

ENVIRONMENTAL LOGIC

You are invited to examine these "alternate perspectives" and "think" about them (or not) as you will.

[ "Choices" ----- the stepping stones to destiny ]

Perspectives - - Menu:

Each of these alternate Perspectives of Life represents a "teaching-learning tool" that may be used -- (or not) -- to help individuals better

understand the intrinsic value of those symbols known, in the English language, as "words". Also, some of these "perspectives"

contain "tools within tools" -- for those who are interested in becoming more "involved" in the teaching-learning process.

NOTE: The little key(s) beside a "perspective" indicates an additional "tool" -- or "tools" -- for your consideration.

Introduction	On "Cumulative Imbalance"
Magic Pennies	On "Nature's Rule"
Prologue .....	Before going out to "Save the World"
On the "Obviousness of the Obvious" (prose form)	On "Peace" vs. "Harmony"
On the "Obvious" (rhyme form)	On Man's "Role on Earth"
On the "Environmental Crisis"	On the "Key to Happiness"
On an "Answer Tree"	On the "Meaning of Love"
*On "AHLEC's Rhyme" (original form)*	On the "Aha Experience" (invented by Archie)
On the "WE Team"	On the "Meaning of Time"
On the "Cause of the Problems of Man"	On the "Challenge of the Eighteenth Riddle"