In life we often float,
encapsulating what we decide are good moments and memories. We may walk
outside on a windy day to discover leaves blowing across pavement has a
marvelous sound to it, or the way a certain tree sways with the breeze
appears completely interesting in a subtle way. Sometimes we struggle
so hard to find what we hold so dear to us, only to reveal that we feel
betrayed and have been misled. Who could deny two beautiful crying
eyes? Only a Nazi in a death camp, or someone completely indifferent.
Sometimes we find it so easy to get lost within things. We get so lost,
that sometimes, it takes something horrible to bring us back. And
sometimes, when we're lucky, something great. Only there to show us
what we truly care about. I think why some people overreact and why
some people react adversely to things that happen to them is because
there is such honesty in these things that we get lost in. Such
complete honesty. We always tend to believe that what we as individuals
mean so much, only to be told that groups are what is important.
Perhaps I'm wrong in saying no. Individuals in groups incite madness.
If one INDIVIDUAL goes on a tangent, the group mentality makes it
almost 3 times as possible for another to get outlandish ideas and
follow through with them. Kinda of like a mosh pit, everything is kosher
until the first guy throws a punch. I think it takes something as
plain and bland as the internet to do away with this, because in
actuality people are different when it comes to text. It may be their
real selves, or it may be plagiarism, but people change. Another part
of them emerges, to the point that even groups on the internet have
individuals whom discriminate themselves from thousands. In this world
everything is unknown to us and we pretend that we really understand it
all. The world's leading psychologists don't even know what parts of
our brains do, therefore how can we expect to truly know ourselves, we
don't even know our bodies. Some say that science can only go so far
and then comes god, but i believe that science can only go so far and
then comes intellect. So the next time you ever commit an action,
experience any emotion, or simply breath, just remember that each
moment is just a place, a time, and a fading existence of what you now
know. "Claiming something unknown merely assures and provides
undeniable proof of it's presence." - Corey McLauchlin
Feb 11, 2005
Feb 11, 2005
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