Who Proselytizer

Usually, I always post of current issues that matters to certain viewers, plus, we might forgotten who had had contributed to our fonts, our culture and others versions of humanity. To me, everythings that haapened might have had it own reason, either directly to ones', either effecting to whole community, country itself, and plus, person. 

Every person, whoever bring up certain benefit to community, to such people, may , can be practised, or/and be review to gain value of such thing and manner. 

Still, I like to embraced such proselytizer. The Ts'ai Lun, the inventor of paper, was a man whose name is probably unfamiliar  to most readers. Considering thew importance of His invention, the extent to which he has been ignored in the west is indeed surprising. There are major encyclopedias which do not have even brief articles on Ts'ai Lun, and his name to seldom mentioned in standard history. In view of the obvious importance of paper, this paucity of references to Ts'ai  Lun may arouse suspicion that he is a purely apocryphal figure. Careful research, however, makes it absolutely  clear that Ts'ai Lun was a real man , an official at the Chinese imperial court. 

Not a great deal is known about Ts'ai Lun's life. Chinese records do mention that he was the emperor was greatly pleased by Ts'ai Lun invention, and that as a result Ts'ai Lun was promoted, received an aristocrastic title, and became wealthy. Later on, however, he became a involved in palce intrigue, and this eventually led to his downfall. The Chinese records related that upon his being disgraced, Ts'ai Lun took a bath, dressed in his finest robes, and drank poison.

The use of paper became widespread in China during the second century, and within a few centuries the Chinese were exporting paper to other parts of Asia. For a long time, they kept the technique of papermakers and at the same time, Arabian been written on sheep leather, palm tree shread. 

Today, paper is a common that we used such as books, notes, journal, agends and so forth. That paper, which we practised as  a book, for example, that books and other written materials can today be produced over the world, and yet, it raw sources like ink , paper withvery cheap in it cost. 

Moreover, as it raw as trees, agriculture and writting developed earlier in the middle east than they did in China. That alone, however, would not explasin why Chinese civilization so persistently lagged behind that of the west. The crucial factor, I believe, was that prior to Ts'ai Lun there was no convenient writing material available, and althought that material had its drawback, papyrus rolls were infinitely superior to books made of woods or bamboo. Lack of a suitable writing materials, raw materials had had been obstacles. Thus, using a wagon, several steps and trip to carry around what we would consider a quite modest number of books.

Why Confucius

Nowaday, we can see Chinese people every where, either they're involving in advertisement, marketing, technology, and many other field.

Likely, in our country, Malaysia, we certainly has many culture and races, incorporate with various of people we met. India, whichever they have migrated since before independent of Malaysia at the year of 1957, August, 31. Also, Chinese people has had been work in Quary of raw sources consists of gold, silver, and other raw materials. Plus, Malay race is the dominant of all races which up to 30,267,367 of malay populations and been increased day by day. Those numberous of malay is likely of 50% of population in Malaysia.

Still, Chinese has their own theory instead. What reminds me of Chinese are; there is theory of Confucius. Ther Great Chinese philosopher Confucius was the first man to develop a system of beliefs synthesizing the basic ideas of the Chinese people. His philosophy, based on personal morality and the concept of a government that served its people and ruled by moral example, permeated Chinese life and culture for well over two thousand years, and has greatly influenced a substantial portion of the world population.

Confusion was born about 551 B.C , in the small state of Lu, which is in the present province of Shantung, in northeastern China. His father died when he was quite young , and Confucius and his mother lived in poverty. As a young man, the future philosopher served as a minor government official , but after several years he resigned his post. He spent the next sixteen years teaching, attracting a considerable number of disciples to his philosophy. When he was about fifty years old, he was awarded a high position in ther government of Lu;however, after about four years, enemies at court brought about his dismissal, and, indeed, his exile from the state. He spent the next thirteen years as an itinerant teacher, and then, returned to his home state for the last five years of his life. He died in 479 B.C.

Confucius is often credited as the founder of religion , but, this description is inaccurate. He very rarely referred to the Deity, refused to discuss the afterlife, and avoided all forms of metaphysical speculations. He was basically a secular philosopher, interested in personal and political  morally and conduct.

The two most important virtues, according to Confucius, are jen and Li, and the superior man guides his conduct by them. Jen has sometimes been translated as "love" , but it might better be defined as "benevolent concern for one's feelow men. "Li " descibe a combination of manners, ritual custom, etiquette,  and propriety.

Ancestor worship, the basic Chinese religion even before Confucius, was reinforced by the strong emphasis that he placed on family loyalty and respect for one's parents. Confucius also thaught that respect and obedience were owed by wives to their husbands and the subjects to their rulers.  But, Chinese sage did not approved of Tyranny. He believed that the state exists for the benefit of the people , not vice versa, and he repeatedly stressed that a ruler should govern primarily by moral example rather than by force. Another of his tenets was a slight variant of the Golden Rule: : What you do not want done top yourself, do not do to others."

Confucius's basic outlook was highly conservative. He believed that the Golden Age was in the past, and he urged both rulers and people to return to the good old moral standards. In fact, however, the Confucian ideal of government by moral example had not been the prevailing  practiced in the earlier times, and Confucius was therefore a more innovative reformer than he claimed to be.

As same as Muhamad, our Islam prophet, people against him until there was a plan to kill Him as as Muhammad was the person who able to influenced  others both in Mecca, Morrocco, and the rest of the world by spreading His Koran and His Truth faith, as small of population religion were Christian and Jew; and Confucius lived during the Chou dynasty, a period of Great intellectual ferment in China. Contemporary rulers did not accept his program, but after his death his ideas spread widely throughout his country. However, with the advent of the Ch'in dynasty, in 221 B.C ., Confucianism fell upon evil days. The first emperor of the Ch'in  dynasty, Shih Huang Ti, was determined to eradicated Confucius's influence, and to make a clean break with the past, he ordered the suppresion of Confucian teachings and the burning oif all Confucian books. This attemp at suppresion was unsuccessful, and when the Ch'in dynasty camer to close a few years later, Confucian scholar were again free to teach their doctrine. During the succeedsing dynasty, The Han (206 B.C-220 A.D), Confucianism became established as the official Chinese state philoshophy. 

This history is just history in the eyes of ours,  but, sacrifice of their time, mentality to bring those  all confusian to spread those theorey to others who new to it. But, thinking of teory, those facts that been embraced to friends, family, and others were not ease as we thought. At the first place, those scholar needs to have a brave manner , an optimist minded in dealing with obstacle from others, negative words from others whom new to it.

What subsisting

Today, we have everything infront of us , everything is so ease. In getting food, to go somewhere as, anything that we involve accumulated with money, and it is our role to get money to satisfy our needs, everyday, anytime. 

Everytime

At this century, life is easy for us. It is upon us to get how much we want and what you are doing for a living. But, as this topic remind me the middle of the seventeenth century was a period of great scientific ferment. The invention of the telescope near the beginning of the century had revolutionized the entire study of the astronomy. The English philosopher Francis Bacon and the French philoshopher Rene Descartes had both urged scientists throughout Europe to cease relying on the authority of Aristotle and to experiment and observe for themselves. What Bacon and Descartes had preached, the great Galileo had practised. His astronomical observations, using the newly invented telescope, had revolutionized the study of astronomy and his mechanical experiments had established what is now known as  Newton's first law of motion.

That's not all, other great scientists, such as William Harvey, who discovered the circulation of the blood , and Johannes Kepler, who discovered the law decribing the motions of the planets around the sun, were bringing new basic information to the scientific community. Others, thought, science are not important and most of community, now, prefer something that really seen infront of us. Still, pure science was largely a plaything of intelectuals, and as yet there was no proof that when applied to technology, science could revolutionize the whole mode of human life, as Francis Bacon had predicted.

Althought Copernicus and Galileo had swept aside some of the misconceptions of ancient science and contributed to a greater understanding of universe, no set of principles had been formulated that could turn this collection of seemingly unrelated facts into a unified theory with which to make scientific predictions. It was Isaac Newton who supplied that unified theory and set modern science on the course which it has followed ever since.

Newton was always reluctant to publish his result, and althought he had formulated the basic ideas behind most of his works by 1669, many of his theorieswere not made public until much later. The first of his discoveries to be published was his ground-breaking work on the nature of light. In series of careful experiments, Newton had discovered thsat ordinary white light is a mixture of all the colors of the rainbow. He had in 1668 designed and actually built the first reflecting telesscope, the type of telescope that is used in most major astronomical obseervation today. These dsicoveries, together with the results of many other optical experiments which he had performed, were presented by Newton before the British Royaln Society when he was tweety nine years old.

Newton's achievements in optics alone would problaly entitle him to a place on this list: however, they are considerably less important than his accomplishments in pure mathematics and mechanics. His major mathematical contribution was his invention of integral calculus, which he probably devised when he was tweenty three or tweenty four years old. That invention, the most important achievement of modern mathematics, is not merely the seed out of which much of modern science woiuld have been impossible. Had Newton done nothiung else, the invention of integral calculus by itself would have entitled him to fairly high place on this list. The invention list.

Newton's most important discoveries, however, were in the field of mechanics, thethe sciences of how material objects move. Galileo had discovered the  first law of motion, which describes the motion of objects if they are not subjected to any exterior forces. In practise, of course, all objects are subjected to any exterior force., and the most important question in mechanics is how object move undfer such circumstances. This problem was solved by Newton in his famous second law of motion, which may rightly be considered the most fundamental law of classical physics. The second law states that the acceleraetion of an object is equal to the net force on the object divided by the object's mass.

To those first two laws, Newton added his famous third law of motion  as there is equal and opposite reaction, and the most famous of his scientific law, the law of universal gravitation. This set of four laws, taken conjointly, form a unified system by means of which virtually all macroscopic mechanical systems, from the swinging of pendulum to the motion of the planets in their orbit around the sun, maybe investigation, 

When stand straight

While hanging the phone and hand been written something, thus, other tasks needs to complete, others mingled to coffe shop to get a cup of latte.

To find and bring those niche to real and get real paycheck from it cost several things, monetary, for instant. Sometimes, feel freaking up when others depends on you. Childrens, your nephew, or sibling depends on you. You perpared them food, clothes to where. Getting favourite fruit for them. Maybe you feel awkwark to get ready in every time. 

However, look other way round, God sending them to you have it own reason, how great we are  as God choose us so as we know what are things that everyone needs. As everyone of us is unique, thus, while we are working with such organisation, we would able identify ones' needs, what are their interest, which place they target, what meals they likely choose, what are the reflection from them we would receive.

Most of successful company have several department, hundreds of employees, thousands of personality of every of them. As if they able to create new ides and release it to market, then, there would be multi-thousands of feedback from public.

Plus, such company may create the new product , mostly every years to feed those demand by their target group.

Thus, be thanks to God as if your household more than 5. You'll be able to communicate better than yesterday, and you'll be awesome the next year

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But, god knows when the matters nost