What is the semi-addictive behavior in which most of us engage to our own detriment?  To what activity do most of us devote a shockingly high number of hours each week for which we get zero benefit?  What is worse, this activity not only brings no benefit but it actually causes damage to us.  If evil enemies wanted to harm the United States of America and render it weak both economically and militarily, they couldn’t have come up with a better plot than this one in which we willingly collaborate.  Not surprisingly, those weakest members of society, the least productive and most destructive, spend most time on this harmful thing.  Do you really want to promote uniformity of thought? Do you really want to eliminate all individuality and all diversity of outlook?  Well, just continue doing what you’re already doing and encourage others to do the same.  Is there a solution?  Of course!  Do you really think your rabbi would leave you dangling?

<p>What is the semi-addictive behavior in which most of us engage to our own detriment?&nbsp; To what activity do most of us devote a shockingly high number of hours each week for which we get zero benefit?&nbsp; What is worse, this activity not only brings no benefit but it actually causes damage to us.&nbsp; If evil enemies wanted to harm the United States of America and render it weak both economically and militarily, they couldn&rsquo;t have come up with a better plot than this one in which we willingly collaborate.&nbsp; Not surprisingly, those weakest members of society, the least productive and most destructive, spend most time on this harmful thing.&nbsp; Do you really want to promote uniformity of thought? Do you really want to eliminate all individuality and all diversity of outlook?&nbsp; Well, just continue doing what you&rsquo;re already doing and encourage others to do the same.&nbsp; Is there a solution?&nbsp; Of course!&nbsp; Do you really think your rabbi would leave you dangling?</p>

Rabbi Daniel Lapin reveals how the world REALLY works and reminds us that the more things change, the more we need to depend upon those things that never change.