Reality

I try to think along ideological lines. I think there is value to it. The excuses I give myself include:

1. There are a large number of people who don't think ideologically. There patterns aren't based upon any particular of thought (be they famous or not). They simply live day to day. Breath to breath.

2. The average of the all comes from many different parts moving in a general direction. When viewed from he ground we see amazing varience, from above, the herd I would guess. I am but one of many lines of thought. It is part of my duty to think how it is that I think...

3. There is purity in the universe. By purity, maybe I mean perfection. By perfection, maybe there is an idea that is constant. A constant could be thought of as a rule. A rule could be determined to be right or wrong. Ring and wrong could be defined as truth. Maybe I am hunting for my own sort of God. My own something to believe in. Maybe in all of that I am looking for a purpose. A purpose being defined as a place.

I am sure over time I will gain other rationlizations that convince me logically.

Of course, I begin to attack my own thoughts...

1. Who am I to define a pure logical thought? Maybe every single person in the world lives an ideological path that is truly independent of all others. And maybe everyone of us runs along a line that ties directly to something...sorta like "Who the fuck am I?" Maybe we never deviate from our own ideological paths. All decisions come from something.

::immediate thought in relation to that...we don't always act how we want to, we are always in a compromise, or being forced into action::



I try to act upon an ideological belief because I believe by injecting my little piece into the system I can push it toward a better result. There are plenty of realists and darwinists in the world. I guess there are plenty of idealists as well...

And one final thought...Why is every year faster?

People say on a constant basis, Wow, things get faster every year. Another year, flew by, seems to get faster every year...continue on, many phrases fit in there.

The reason every year (or any time period in general) seems to go by faster than any previous time period of similar time is that for any particular person the equal amount of time, is a smaller and smaller percentage of their overall life. Now to explain myself...

When you are one year old, a one year time period is a damn near existence:
1 year/1 year

When you are five, one year of life is 1/5th of your life. Thus, its importance relative to you life is lesser.

Every year thereafter, is worth less of your overall life, and carries less significance than the prior year. As we continue to accumulate thought and experience and lessons the current times become less and less valuable, again relatively, than the prior times as the accumulated time before the current time keeps getting larger while the current time is always equal to whatever that time period is.

So, YES, it does feel faster this year than last...and every person will always agree, because for them, irrelevant to how much faster it goes for anyone they are talking to, it is always faster for everyone, of course, relative to everyone else's experience.

:-)

And the egg comes before the chicken...dinosaurs laid eggs before chickens evolved...

And no, if a tree falls in the woods and there is nothing there to hear it, it does not make noise. Sound is a phenomenon created by these brain like things identify a certain type of energy created by various reactions in the universe.