YET, people do take a similar attitude, wrongly abiding by “Practice makes perfect”.

Practical proof of a difference between man and a monkey was emergence of agricultural and hunting tools. Their development, hence would further depreciate this comparison . But, some have not gone too far.

As a development leverage, I’ve chosen one of the essential agricultural tools - spade. Heavy reliance on agriculture for a long period should imply improved designs of tools. However, it is not always the case. Spade used by my grand grand grand parents does not much differ than the ones we use today, as we are still earning blisters due to the shape of its handle. Suffice it to say, we plow today, as we did many years ago.

On the other hand, developed countries were not industrially born. They too started off from agriculture. But, in a relatively shorter period, some blister freaked genius came up with a T-shaped handle spade. Which formed some kind of a loop for hand, helped avoid blisters, and apply greater pressure. They no longer waste time pitying their worn out hands. Voila tout!!

In fact, spade is not the only mirror of development, it was an analogy in this article. By the same token, we could compare irrigation systems. But the point is clear. Practice does not make it perfect, it causes blister on and on!!!

Thus “Only conscious practice can make it perfect!!!”

But then, risk averse life is pretty boring and society does not quite comprehend a person with a helmet on his head in an office room. So, what the heck, Lena gets a couple of powerful media blasts below:

No wonder if her doodling on paper could make it to large museums as an exhibition rejoicing the "true" art fans;p)

In fact, a small black dot on a big white blanket is no art to me. So, in comparison, Lenajon did an awesome job;)

I can tell from my experience, the private sector participants in Uzbekistan suffer the complexity of their own accounting philosophy - incoherent spreadsheets. Thus I believe, they could take advantage of the product.

Enjoy the simplicity of Debiting and Crediting ;)

Позволю себе отодвинуть все это, ведь есть и другие темы, например о том что в Ташкентском зоопаркет Аддакс пялил глаза на Лену (красивая девушка на фотографии). 

Наказать животного за это нельзя, вед дело было в зоопарке, где животные гибнут быстрее чем на свободе)

Потом убежали от куриозных глаз или от запаха скунца в парк, точно не помню. Там и сфоткал красавицу несколько раз. Получились хорошие фотографии.

Where we could get started is 6000B.C. Then the fastest means of transportation over long distances was camel caravan traveling at almost 13 km/h. It took nearly 4400 years to exceed that speed, when the chariot was invented mustering 32 km/h.

It was not until the 1880’s, that man with the help of steam locomotive reached a speed of 160 km/h. It took 58 more years to quadruple the limit and by the 1960’s the rockets were flying  6400 km/h and space capsules circling the earth with almost 29,000 km/h.

Maybe speed that could better portray the great divisions in the history.

Boat You can fit a boat inside a ship, but not a ship inside a boat. Boats are usually small specialized vessels.	Yacht Vessel used mainly for pleasure and entertainment	Ship Relatively large size, and for commercial use

Yet, the word “yacht” derives from the Dutch word “jacht”, which means chase or hunt. In fact jachtships were pirate-ships. Then, who knows maybe Somalian pirates indeed chase ships with pleasure:)

Further unfolding the topic, maybe upstart of minorities that are controlling majorities has become possible?

Food for thought!

Only during the last seventy lifetimes has it been possible to communicate effectively from one lifetime to another—as writing made it possible to do. Only during the last six lifetimes did masses of men ever see a printed word. Only during the last four has it been possible to measure time with any precision. Only in the last two has anyone anywhere used an electric motor. And the overwhelming majority of all the material goods we use in daily life today have been developed within the present, the 800th, lifetime.”

Maybe human history has divided into two equal parts within our life time. Think again!!!