Real Work

Jiska Hachmer
2 min readOct 24, 2019

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Writing thesis, hypothesis and do experiments and share results. There is at the core of our being nothing else. We live with knowledge, and human observe, wonder, question, and do research and must do research before they can know anything about the topic, and learn about what others have found out before, then they build a thesis with all the research, and make a hypothesis, and try to make an experiment fitting the found research and questions after the found knowledge, then try their ideas out and share the results of the outcome. That’s human nature.

The Homo Sapiens can speak and will speak his thesis, and results of hypothesis and experiments. And can express all found by art, and speech, and to more of the same kind, then other species can share their ideas with, but in the end, it is still all the person has found out. All left a comment, argument, of build-up ideas without the proof, where we never know for sure, or the explanatory thesis, where all is cited, and will win from the arguments. Just arguments are useless, you must speak truth to survive, thus we listen to truthful, the one with the research done, and perhaps with own research added to that.

If we don’t speak truth we die. If we make up drink the poison, all people would be dead by now. We must tell the truth, and at least in the way, no one notices it is damaging what we said and done. And that leaves the spot open to fill in exactly what life is, full of criminals attempting to make your belief.

Some just lie for fun. I found interesting research on serial killers, they play with people. Interestingly as much killed two or more than five people, less in between. (Aamodt, 2016)

We all can share knowledge, our own, or truth, let it be the truth, it is our only real job, and only chance to survival.

References.

Aamodt, M. G. (2016, September 4). Serial killer statistics. Retrieved (insert date of retrieval) from http://maamodt.asp.radford.edu/serial killer information center/project description.htm

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