Srila Prabhupada[Posted June 17, 2010]

BP stands for BIG PROBLEM



A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami

Not every problem can be solved - they don't even know what the problem really is

BP executive Washington's Blog June 15, 2010 -

BP Admits That - If It Tries to Cap the Leak - the Whole Well May Blow



Oil industry expert Rob Cavner said that BP must "keep the well flowing to minimize oil and gas going out into the formation on the side".

This has just been confirmed by BP.

Specifically, BP's Chief Operating Officer Doug Suttles told CNN last Thursday that BP's data indicates that BP can't cap the leaking oil, or it might cause the well casing to blow out...
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Heading in the wrong direction
Premise is the Problem Hansadutta das

Man’s primary problem is that he must die, regardless of how sophisticatedly he has developed his environment with technology and industry. Science, economics and politial manuevering cannot stop any man from growing old, diseased and eventually dying. Therefore, what is the actual benefit of working hard day and night to advance industry and so-called economics? Real advancement must help everyone under all circumstances understand the difference between dead matter and the living force that gives shape to and moves matter. Real progress of science, technology, industry and civilization means progressing out of the DARK INFERIOR ATMOSPHERE of INERT MATTER to the ATMOSPHERE of ETERNAL LIVING FORCE. more

Following the blind


excerpt from lecture, Tokyo, April 20, 1972

There are many industrialists, many scientists, many philosophers, many politicians, diplomats, and leaders – so many things. They are trying also to solve the problems of the world in different ways, but they cannot do anything. It is impossible. They cannot do anything. They are themselves blind. They do not know actually what is the objective of life. So what they can give you? They can simply create problems. That's all. Ugra-karma. By engaging you in pungent, karmi activities, life becomes most miserable.



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