Message #47871

[mccoy]

Steve, the great Yogananda admired rich people and had good words for their unflinching determination and will power. He also added that a very rich man, when decided to dedicate to spiritual practices, would reach the goal very quickly, due to the abilities developed in pursuing riches. RAjasi Janakananda, his most evolved disciple, was also very rich man.

Now, I'm not an unconditional fan of Mr, Musk but, among the rich men, he's an outlier. He is probably the richest man ever existed in history. He has powers that are close to supernatural since being so rich is an absolute rarity. And he is not just rich, he's almost a clairvoyant and his mind is a volcanic melt pot of ideas.

His active presence in the American government can be very beneficial to the whole globe. This is a wish in the sense that everything which is hoped is a wish until it materializes in the gross reality and not only in the realm of ideas or potential developments.

But, one point that is vital to my reasoning is the probabilistic aspect. A specific 'wish', can have a lower or higher degree of probability to come true. In my analysis, this wish, that the Trusk government will be able to achieve very good things in foreign policy, has nontrivial probabilities to realize itself, given the data known.

In your analysis the probability is maybe very low, since you happen to examine other data. Time will tell us whose analysis is better. But it is not possible to know the exact outcome unless one of us is a clairvoyant in seeing the future.

Again, time will tell. I remain optimistic.