Remedies, not cure

Remedies, not cure

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We may be doctors, engineers, lawyers or from any other profession but we behave alike and much like machines. We don't find a cure, we just troubleshoot. We have remedies, not the cure. We go by routine, which machines can do better. What about a cure? We need some art in us to find one, not arithmetic. I don't say mathematics, because mathematics is art, it's abstract and it has purity. We too have purity! Are we not human beings? I cannot say we behave like animals, because animals are closer to nature than we are. We must learn from them, absorb their purity and learn to control our feelings. As we are neither machines nor animals, we can live in harmony with animals, imbibe their purity and make machines do our inhuman work. The work created by our greed and other misdeeds.

It is an irony that despite having everything going for us, we are lost to the world and feel threatened by machines. Let's not think like machines; what makes us different are the human errors we make that machines cannot. We’d rather make them our colleagues and make use of them. They are 100 times faster and work 24/7 without a break. Let's not get programmed, as we're the ones who program the machines. We're spiritual; we possess the energy that makes and breaks. Let's be optimistic and make the machines serve our purpose.

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Why do we want to tax ourselves? What is all the anxiety about? Why has the world become a Mecca of arithmetic? It just amounts to buying power of more and more luxuries that make you more and more dependent. Be it, lawyers, engineers, or doctors, we look at the arithmetic. That's all we understand. The doctor understands the medicine that makes more arithmetic sense. Engineers are likewise. Media thrives on sensational news and controversies. Life becomes bondage and eventually, some pandemic sets in to correct our wrongs and shows us how to get free of our mental blocks.

Remedy is superficial; the challenge lies in identifying the cause; the cure is the easy bit. Tackle the root cause not the effect!


Copyright ? 2020 Haresh Sippy

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Mahesh Repal

Sr. GM at Aarvi Encon Ltd. (Oil & Gas / Power / Infrastructure / Telecom )

4 年

Well Said

Himmat Variya

Consulting Engineer - I&C

4 年

Very true Haresh K Sippy. Most of the humans (if not all) are moving away from nature and while doing so, ignoring how to live in harmony with nature.

Neeraj Sharma

Mechanical Engineer

4 年

Identify the cause and the cure is the easy bit. Tackle the root cause not the effect! Wonderful article and it's the universal truth, can be appiled in engineering as well as healing the patients. But in today's time, people are rushing for cure without knowing the underlying cause! It's the wrong turn they have chosen and they should be educated enough to understand this.

Mrigank Pandey PMI-RMP

Head - Risk Management & ERM, Air Liquide l Enterprise Risk Management l Project Risk Management l ISO 31000 l Internal Audit l QRA l Monte Carlo l Contract Management I Project Management I Project Controls l

4 年

So very true. Identifying the root cause followed by capitalisation into the existing systems/procedures holds the key. In my domain of risk management, unfortunately, I see people having tough times struggling/identifying/differentiating between cause, risk and effect.

KISHOR CHAUDHARI

Head - Operation, Sr. General Manager - Head - Operation, Sr. General Manager, TEMA India Pvt Ltd.

4 年

True Chief, We are running for quick fix than permanent solution. Well explained the concept for everyone's knowledge.

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