Karma? LOL. Is there such a thing?
As for Boozer, I feel bad for the guy a bit. But that's it.
Basically, the Golden Rule says, do/say to others what you would want done/said to you.
Karma is mostly a sum of what happens when people do things they shouldn't. They tend to be more fearful or more guilty, and/or more tentative and therefore bad things are more likely.
Therefore karma teaches, instead of worrying about what might happen or from stopping something from happening, it's better to take action and make what you want to happen--something positive.
The thing that interests me the most abou the injury: It happened during Chicago's off day. If Boozer wasn't on the court, what on earth was he doing that would result in a broken hand?
I was being facetious.
But karma is much more complex than that. It's silly to use it in these everyday contexts.
The thing that interests me the most abou the injury: It happened during Chicago's off day. If Boozer wasn't on the court, what on earth was he doing that would result in a broken hand?
Ya, almost as complex as unicorns.
The actual concept is indeed complex. It's not as simple as "what goes around comes around." Hence my initial jab at its use in this particular context with Boozer's situation, which is even more ridiculous of a use.
Boozer suffered the injury on Saturday during the Bulls' day off. According to team sources, Boozer tripped over a bag in his house and fell.
Wow. Just, wow. How pissed are Bulls fans right now?
I call BS on this. I bet he punched the wall because of marital problems or something.
We're in agreement then.
I soooo agree that Unicorns are complex. I mean...damn.
I call BS on this. I bet he punched the wall because of marital problems or something.