Sounds like a cliche - but this is a small plaque behind the cashier in an excellent Restaurant in Mumbai, A Rama Nayak's Udipi Shri Krishna Boarding. A lot of businesses suffer because the 'owner' of the business does not proverbially 'eat' at business. They believe that throwing employees at the business will help the business grow. Some businesses are lucky to have employees that think in the best interests of the business, but most do not. This also explains why a lot of big companies fail, where smaller once succeed. The answer is clearly in the involvement of the people for whom business and their customers are most important. My message : Always 'eat' in your 'restaurant'
Time travel is a very abstract concept and very difficult to explain without complex mathematical equations and concepts, which is understood by a minuscule portion of the population. I will attempt to explain the concept of time travel in a simplistic manner. We will take the example of a fictitious murder for our understanding - just to add some spice to this drab topic. Whodunnit John was found, shot dead, in his room. You are the detective to whom this problem has been presented but despite using all the known methods, you are not able to crack the case. One Mr. Albert meets you outside the scene of the crime and suggests that you travel very fast to find out who murdered John. You wonder how this escapist attitude can get you to solve the problem, but this is what he has to say: John was murdered in a well-lit room. It is clear that there was a murderer who fired the bullet from inside the room, at point-blank range, to kill John. The light from the bulbs wo