Exactly, we respond real time. No thinking required per se. We make split decisions all the time in real time. But philosophies of all action or all inaction are equally bad. Let it be doesn't mean no action. Let it be doesn't mean all action. How is that for vague and ambiguous?OK, then why do you believe it takes too much thinking? What is there to think about?Why do you say that?I like it, up to a point. There are times when we are living in the present that action is required. The key is to be able to discern when that is, right? Too much in either direction is not necessarily good. If you take either position to an extreme (i.e. action or inaction) predictable surprises will eventually follow.
Takes too much thinking about.
Seemed a logical response.
Couldn't have said it better myself.