I cannot know if one thing is better than the other; how can one make completion out of an image?
Doubt is good, and it’s necessary to proceed from it with a lesson, or a worthwhile realization.
I always have to end up realizing quite an awful fact, as I wake up from an undesired afternoon nap, that I am indefinitely different from what I know would’ve been best, for me and everyone.
I want to let go of all the leashes that this modern world has entangled us with. I have to say that this is something that’s been bothering me, so disruptively, as I cannot do so much about it, other than change the way I live, or have lived for years. It’s tremendously tragic. It’s as that article, on the recent phenomenon that is of the internet, described that we are rewiring our brains. I didn’t need an article, or a research to prove that for me, I’ve been in denial of this fact, despite having taken some negligibly ineffective actions over the year. I still find it a rather distasteful fact. Simplicity in the medium will always overpower complexity.
Nonsense is the most doubted thing, yet it is our most prized element; where else would we have our life-long adaptation.
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