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The Twelfth Preamble: To all the authors to be!

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Sandeep Sahajpal

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“অমুকে করেছে, সুতরাং আমাকেও করতে হবে, এই মনোভাব যখন মানুষের জীবনে বড় হয়ে ওঠে, তখন তার দ্বারা কোন সত্যিকার কাজই হতে পারেনা। অমুক করলেই সে করবে নইলে চুপ করে থাকবে। এ অবস্থা মনের জড়ত্বেরই প্রকাশ, চর জড়ত্ব স্বাস্থ্য নশ, ব্যাধি।”

“The concepts I write about are those that I believe shape us, and why I see them as keenly relevant today. Each piece I write zeroes in on what I consider to be the most fundamental influences on human existence, and the social dynamics that radiate outward from them. Although I’ve treated these dimensions separately, they actually co-mingle and interact in both obvious and hidden ways.”

“Sapient Selection (The Sonnet) Some people engineer machines, I engineer human evolution. How can we engineer evolution, Simply by taking accountable action. This is what I call sapient selection, When humans choose the path they take. Sure, nature still has a huge hold over us but, We have the neurons to override her influence. It is extremely difficult to conquer nature, But the important thing is, it is not impossible. With enough resolve, honor and conscience, Anybody can tame their inner animal. Monkeys that walk upright are still monkeys. Sapiens with hate are but good-looking chimpanzees.”

“People tend to wear the mask that shows them off in the best possible light - humble, confident, diligent. They say the right things, smile, and seem interested in our ideas. They learn to conceal their insecurities and envy. [...] People continually leak out their true feelings and unconscious desires in the nonverbal cues they cannot completely control--facial expressions, vocal inflections, tension in the body, and nervous gestures. [...] On the other hand, since appearances are what people judge you by, you must learn how to present the best front and play your role to maximum effect.”