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The comparing mind

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Malicious code refers to tiny pieces of code that can wreck computers: viruses, trojan horses, worms, etc. They are introduced to a computer when the user thinks they are doing something else (like opening an email or an attachment, or clicking on a hyperlink) and inadvertently grants access to the malicious code. Once into a computer, some code can gain access to other computers on a network that are connected through a common server.

 

The comparing mind refers to tiny thoughts that can wreck people: greed, resentment, avarice, etc. They are introduced to a person when the person thinks they are doing something else (like watching TV, scrolling through social media, or listening to a friend talk about their vacation) and inadvertently grants access to comparing thoughts. Once into a person, some thoughts can gain access to the rest of the person, including their heart.

 

How much effort to you put into protecting your computer from malicious code?

 

How much effort do you put into protecting yourself from the comparing mind?

 

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