WE ARE MACHINES....!!!!!!

WE ARE MACHINES....!!!!!!



I started my Human Resource Trainee career by taking the interviews of the candidates. When I started questioning them, they gave the same answers more or less and they were all the answers from the books.

When I ask the questions which are application oriented they are unable to answer them. “Where is the problem”, I thought. I realized that they are like a machine and I am also a Machine.

Shocked..!!!!!
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Actually When we were born, we were originals..
It is the Educational System that changed us. The schools are the like Factories which take the students as Raw materials and convert them into complete machines by the time SSC/CBSC is completed.

Note: A Machine is the one which stores the data and we can retrieve that data whenever we want back.

The students after coming out of SSC/ CBSC are like excellent machines with data remembrance.

After students complete SSC/ CBSC, they enter into a free environment like.. A Machine With Artificial Intelligence.. :P

Then, they are changing into different kind of people...

Some lose interest on studies and get diverted towards bad habits....

Others continuously study much more.. and try to get more and more MARKS by becoming more like a MACHINE...

NOTE: The Main difference between the man and machine is that machines perform the tasks when it is about the known circumstances... When we give a new one which a machine doesn't know/programmed at all.. the machine gets stuck... but at the same point human being starts his work..

Human will always think in an innovative way to solve the problems, whereas machines can’t...

Most of the students who come out of the Educational institutions are like Machines..

They get stuck at the point where the analysis and application are required....


The so called education system is producing thousands of Student Machines effectively than any MNC in the world...

The organizations have enough number of machines..
They need a human being to operate a Machine.. not a machine to operate it... :P


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Remember Kurara? That phone from Sony Ericsson That got leaked right after the XPERIA X10 came out from behind the veil? Well, we had it pegged down as an ordinary phone that is the stripped down, cheaper version of the Aino megaphone. Turns out that that is not the case at all. It is actually a pretty fast and snazzy little phone that holds the guts of a born performer.

I am referring to the fact that it is carrying an ARM Cortex A8 chip inside or so the rumor mills say. That chip is supported with a hefty Dose of RAM – whole 256MB of it. Then there is the PowerVR graphics processor – Kurara has one inside it.

Read More Here: http://www.ghacks.net/2009/11/19/sony-ericsson%E2%80%99s-kurara-is-more-than-what-you-think-it-is/

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        More than three-quarters of people around the globe who were questioned in an international poll said they were happy with their lives and nearly a quarter described themselves as very happy.

"The world is a happier place today and we can actually measure it because we have been tracking it," said John Wright, senior vice president of Ipsos Global, which has surveyed the happiness of more than 18,000 people in 24 countries since 2007.

 But he added that expectations of why people are happy should be carefully weighed.

"It is not just about the economy and their well being. It is about a whole series of other factors that make them who they are today."

Brazil and Turkey rounded out the top five happiest nations, while Hungary, South Korea, Russia, Spain and Italy had the fewest number of happy people.

Perhaps proving that money can't buy happiness, residents of some of the world biggest economic powers, including the United States, Canada and Britain, fell in the middle of the happiness scale.

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