As if there's dearth of debates, here's another one. But debates should go on. They keep your brain functional. Ok anyway, rather than debating about debates, let's see what debate do we have waiting here for us. Well we are debating what's more precious - time or money?
Well yeah this is a debate as old and mysterious as the ghosts on the hills. And just like them, it keeps on striking every now and then the way it has struck now with a wall post on Facebook.
My immediate reaction, "O! What a waste...of time ...and money too." However, if unfortunately I'm destined to squander both, here's my take. I stick to my stance that time is more precious because though the structure and technology for manufacturing time is ready, the setting up of the manufacturing plant in a sleepy village in West Bengal has been repeatedly interrupted by land-owners' agitations.
The owners, the Digiclock brothers, were then suggested they could turn to the futuristic Gujarat. But they refused saying, "We are true-blue modern Indians and since the modern history of the country began on the soil of Bengal with the East India Company setting up office here in 1600, the new era in the world's history can't begin anywhere. Uumm if that's the case then US should be honoured as the "New World" rose with the discovery of the Americas by Columbus.
Anyway Digiclocks don't buy this. Well, boss is always right. Personally, I take their decision with some suspicion. I hope they aren't some US sleuths here to revenge insults hurled at them by Bengal's commerades. Uh! thoughts you see they can fly anywhere. Ofcourse I didn't mean it (lest the sleuths turn against me).
Ok so now that it appears that we won't start manufacturing time any time soon, let's handle it with immense care. As for money, they are making it in abundance...all sorts...even fake. Check out some small 'money manufacturing plants' in the dingy lanes of Azamgarh (Ah! yeah you got it, the birth place of nabbed underworld don Abu Salem), you'll know how rich we are with money. All you is to get your tricks right for getting money on your side.
The owners, the Digiclock brothers, were then suggested they could turn to the futuristic Gujarat. But they refused saying, "We are true-blue modern Indians and since the modern history of the country began on the soil of Bengal with the East India Company setting up office here in 1600, the new era in the world's history can't begin anywhere. Uumm if that's the case then US should be honoured as the "New World" rose with the discovery of the Americas by Columbus.
Anyway Digiclocks don't buy this. Well, boss is always right. Personally, I take their decision with some suspicion. I hope they aren't some US sleuths here to revenge insults hurled at them by Bengal's commerades. Uh! thoughts you see they can fly anywhere. Ofcourse I didn't mean it (lest the sleuths turn against me).
Ok so now that it appears that we won't start manufacturing time any time soon, let's handle it with immense care. As for money, they are making it in abundance...all sorts...even fake. Check out some small 'money manufacturing plants' in the dingy lanes of Azamgarh (Ah! yeah you got it, the birth place of nabbed underworld don Abu Salem), you'll know how rich we are with money. All you is to get your tricks right for getting money on your side.
There is a time in the tide of life, which taken at the flood , leads to success and rewards.Neglected, could end in depths of despair.
ReplyDeleteWorks for both honest and dishonest people. A conman striking while the coast is clear - reaps rewards. The long suffering aam aadmi clamoring for a corruption-free world, also must strike while the tava is garam! So that public opinion swells and crashes like a tidal wave - blowing away the perpetrators of corruption.
Is time money? Who has the time to find out!
Can money buy time? Money can buy anything...except perhaps time!