Sharing

There is no day without sharing in our life. The most of people share on facebook their notes or
photos of adventures they enjoied. But sharing is not about social websites only.

Everyday we share a place of living on this Planet. It is the first example of interpretation. Our
existence is connected with thought of personal identity. We can say who we are by it. When we are
owners of some objects we use, we leave there marks of ownselve hands. Theese marks are medium of
memory. We are making a message for next generations. It is interpretation too. It includes
charakteristics of our culture. People in the future would know some importances about our habits.

Nowadays we share a knowing from history.  We have got some informations and now we try to connect
them together. Researches bring results and theese results mean answers on questions about people
in history. Results are usefull for next steps in the present. So sharing happens through time.

If we do some activities with others we share our reasons, ideas, feelings and so on. It can

be the other way of interpretation.

We share by facial expressions and clothes we wear. Visual representation makes a part

of personal interpretation.


It is very important to be carefull about some dangers of sharing. We should not share secrets
about our professional and personal life and we should keep private informations

of institutions. It works like an immunite system in opposite with robbers and types

of manipulative influences like business competitions or personal concurence. A huge

of shared informations make a noise. So we should be carefull about its relevance.

If we tell to somebody about our Impressions, if we sit in the train or if we only walk

the street, we share.


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