First, my sincere respects to a civilization that actually thought of having an expression as profound as this. Kia soo.Kia soo is a Chinese expression that means the “Fear of missing out.” Fear of missing out on what someone else might have. Fear of missing out on what we have now. Fear of missing out on what others might get. So, one could safely say, Kia soo is what drives us to do what we do.
Does it make Kia soo a good thing? Not necessarily.
But we could make Kia Soo work for us. Finding out the things that we would want to miss out on and the ones that we would like to hold on to.
another highly civilized word I have heard is 'Tulpa' - created out of pure thought!
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ReplyDeleteYeah Chinese philosophy is very profound da! There's another Chinese saying that goes something like this "What you fear will come true"...fear is a very powerful emotion....well written post da...GIVE US MORE!!!!
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