Quotes Or Philosophy Quotes

“i always wonder why the new hot girl in any company always dates the manager or supervisor.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“In IT, whatever works never works. Something that takes one minute to fix can just as easily take a month, or even a year.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Be careful, people often speak negatively about things they can't afford or don't have.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“AI is fed data by humans. The more people use it, the more diverse the data it receives. Most of its responses are based on the data it has been given, rather than data it has generated or created independently. Your input could become someone else's answer. Rewording a business idea or checking it for grammar might result in that idea being proposed to another person seeking one. Use AI with caution and discretion.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Remember, AI is a tool. I hope it is used responsibly and not misused. If the owner, creator, or user lacks proper morals or ethics, the tool can be used for harmful or unethical purposes.

Some people manipulate AI to show you what they want you to know, not necessarily what you want to know. Certain corporations may pay to have their products recommended by AI for sales purposes. Others may push specific propaganda, presenting it as the ultimate truth. So how do we know what’s truly accurate or trustworthy? Use AI with caution and discretion.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Some people ruin good friendships they have with you because of rumors suggesting they are in a romantic relationship with you. In an effort to prove to others that they are not in love or dating, they may act mean, vile, cold, distant, or even ignore you, even if they had a strong bond with you.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“It’s easy for people to say you never cared from the start. That you were pretending and had some hidden agenda or motive. Claiming that’s why you changed, rather than accepting that they were the ones who messed up. You were too good to them, and they took advantage of that, played you, and hurt you.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Be cautious when adopting free apps, solutions, or products to cut costs.
Nothing is truly free. If you're not being charged upfront, the provider is likely benefiting in another way, or they may start charging you later. They offer it for free to get you hooked. Once you become dependent on it, that's when the billing begins.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Some people appear kind when they are struggling financially, but once they become wealthy, their behavior can change. They may become harsh or indifferent. This is why some working individuals treat others poorly without reason. They begin to believe that money is everything. Once they have it, they feel they no longer need to be kind, good to others, or even rely on anyone.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“I've noticed that many women tend to become increasingly harsh and meaner as they grow older, often due to misplaced anger stemming from unmet desires, goals, dreams, or things not going their way.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Fear sells better. That is why they always try to scare you before selling you something or convincing you to act. People are more likely to comply or be influenced when they are afraid. This is why the media, scientists, pharmacists, politicians, corporations, and governments often resort to fear mongering, constantly finding ways to instill fear in people. But if you can overcome your fears, you can win all your battles.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Everyone knows that physical exercise is beneficial. But how are you exercising your mind, faith, spirituality, mentality, and emotions? Most people focus only on their bodies or physical fitness, neglecting their mental, psychological, emotional, sexual, economic, financial, and spiritual well being.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“The challenge of life and survival today is that opportunities often come with the requirement to do things you wouldn’t normally do.
If you have strong morals and choose not to do them, someone else will, and they’ll receive everything that was meant for you.
People with high moral standards suffer for their righteousness, not because they lack merit, talent,  are incompetent, unskilled, or incapable, but because they choose integrity over compromise. Society has shifted its standards to the point where being good often leads to suffering, while those who abandon their principles, ethics and morals tend to prosper and live luxurious, lavish lifestyles.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“You will always think you have options until it is time to choose, and you realize you don’t. You will believe it is easy until you have to do it and discover it’s not.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“No matter how skilled, educated, talented, or professional people are, if they are not happy, they won’t perform at their best. They won’t be as productive or creative as they could be. As much as you need someone’s skill, you also need to make them happy for them to truly excel in it.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Always choose to verify the output you receive from AI (Artificial Intelligent ). Don’t just copy and paste or accept everything as the absolute truth. AI typically won’t admit when it doesn’t know something. Instead, it may generate a response that sounds plausible but is actually incorrect or irrelevant. It will always provide an answer, even if that answer is misleading or false.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Some people are good in making bad decisions. No matter how much you try to advise or help them, they remain stubborn, arrogant, and convinced they are always right. Because of this belief, they refuse to learn from others or even to learn from their own mistakes.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Most people tend to create scenarios in their minds where they portray others as bad individuals, people who think and do harmful things. They then project their own fears, emotions, and past experiences onto these imagined situations. As a result, they begin to dislike or even hate those individuals in real life, not because of anything those people have actually done, but because of the stories they've constructed in their heads. This misplaced hatred often spreads, as they influence others to join in, targeting innocent and good people who have done nothing wrong.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Sometimes, there is nothing wrong with the people who are interested in you or proposing to you. You reject them not because of who they are, but because you enjoy the idea of being single. Being single has become part of your identity, and you like the way it sounds when you tell people you are single”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Some people want you to fight for them, fully aware that you will never win. They want to watch you struggle, lose, and suffer, because witnessing your defeat boosts their confidence. It reassures them that they are desired and have the power to reject those who want them. They are not truly interested in you . They just want to be worshipped, adored, and pursued. What they really seek is power over someone.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“In my life, I have witnessed and experienced that many people don’t mind being used or taken advantage of, as long as they know they will benefit from it. They only complain when they don’t gain anything or feel they were undercompensated. They believe they deserved more than what they received.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Having the wrong partner can ruin your life. It can take away your joy and peace, derail your career, and destroy your happiness.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“You go around telling people that I stopped being good to you and doing things for you because I either got what I wanted or didn’t get what I wanted from you. But the truth is, I stopped because I gave everything I had, everything within my power to make you happy, and to ensure your every need and desire was taken care of. You did the opposite. You made sure I wasn’t happy, and none of my needs or desires were met. You didn't care how I felt or how I was doing. That is the reason I stopped.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“There is a difference between someone who is trying to win you and someone who is trying to make you happy. You can’t treat them the same. One will tolerate your lies, excuses, nonsense, and bad behavior, just to win you. The other won’t, because their goal is your happiness, not just having you. One is worth losing. But if you lose the other, you will regret it for the rest of your life.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“When people hear the truth, especially when it reveals that they have been wrong or have done wrong, and they are not ready to change their ways, they often deflect. Instead of accepting the message, they look for faults in it or shift the blame onto the messenger.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Some people have a habit of making poor decisions and choosing the wrong people or things. They often end up disappointing those who see the good in them.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“I have been nothing but a dedicated student of life, because I have learned my lessons.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“By being sneaky, evasive, and acting like a know it all, I truly hope I didn’t push away or mistreat the people God may have sent into my life as answers to my prayers.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“To lovers out there ….

We often feel sad, hurt, and complain about not finding love or a partner. But when we finally meet someone good, we end up playing them, only to realize we were playing ourselves. We lose someone who truly loves us, someone who cares deeply, who would do anything for us even when they have nothing. Someone willing to sacrifice for us, help us grow into better people, and bring us true happiness, joy, love, and peace of mind. Someone who could have transformed our lives. But because we’re addicted to pain, chaos, suffering, and sadness, we keep choosing the wrong partners over the right ones.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“In South African law and governance, it often appears that criminals have the upper hand. They seem to enjoy more rights, freedom, and influence, acting with impunity and facing little accountability. Many operate as though they are above the law, untouchable and free to break it without consequence. Instead of being reprimanded, they are sometimes rewarded, even financially, for their actions. This perception of protection for those engaging in illegal activities contributes to the belief that South Africa is becoming a mafia style state, where criminal elements thrive while ordinary citizens suffer, live in fear, and face daily hardships.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos