In theory it should lead to a better quality of life, but does that translate to reality. Does that technological advancement get rolled out to the public in a way that makes it accessible to everyone or even most people. If the technological advances aren't accessible or affordable for most people, it doesn't help. A more affordable cost of living and more security means more to the broader public than technological advances that aren't affordable or accessible

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too lax with everything... Canada is actually the leader in laxism

I like what the guru said...it's hilarious...

I think the Beatles were into this guy for about six months, until they figured out he was a total fraud.

That was Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and his Center of Transcendental Meditation!

OK, thanks for the clarification.

And also i think he did not have any control over his furious secretary and did not know what she was doing.

She, after being granted pardon 20 month into her 10 year jail sentence for the first bio terror attack of the 20th century, fled to Switzerland where she lives sound and safe!

He was a Buddha poisoned by the jews. Not a terrible person.

Ah Osho. Clearly very smart, but couldn't control himself, which made him kind of a hypocritical leader. Very quotable though.

I remember the bhagwan rajneesh when I was a kid can you live without forty miles or so I used to put on when I was young, and I have no clue why everything was freaking out about him. Every time he was on the other mean to my dad was watching something he said I couldn't help but think this guy's hilarious.