"I dont think about the future, it comes soon enough."
It sometimes takes a genius to state the most obvious of truths. Albert Einstein said this. The past is something to get caught up in. Either you dwell on it and live in it or you block it cause you wish it to be dead. The present is the here and now its something thats more in "our" control. Even though 20 minutes from now we'll find something we wished we could have soon or done differently. The future is all speculation. You can plan your life out all the way till next year but will it adhere? No...cause life is random, life is unexpected, thusly life is chaos. To plan and have everything go your way is order. In retrospect Perfection. But life is not order something always happens and adversely affects us in different ways and changes our plans(directions) agian here is chaos. Life is not perfect so life has no order, and since life has no order it is imperfect namely chaotic. but there is a median...there is an ordered chaos that humanity has created. Its how we keep going without just succumbing to irrational urges. Our society full of chaotic laws, etiquettes, castes, and graces. but through our chaos we find our order. Is this true order? No...once again cause life is not yet perfect, is life chaos then? No...cause humanity has found a mediated form of order to keep it together its not perfect but its not purely chaos. So here the debate of humanity's oldest rivals Order and Chaos is a lie. There is no rivalry there are times of lesser forms of the other but all in all they are equal. One exists within the other, within the other, etc...I admire philosopy greatly. Have i come up with an answer to this question ultimately? No...cause im only human im not perfect but im not imperfect either i lie in a rift between the two Between Perfection and Imperfection There by a slim margin of space between them lies humanity. Are we nearer to god or farther away? Are we the glass half empty or the one half full? I'll leave it at that for now. thats something i just had on my mind for the moment. But look up a Philosopher by the name of Heraclitus. His thoeries and Aphorisms are fun to read if you get this. Or if you dont then try for the benefit of obtaining more knoweledge.
It sometimes takes a genius to state the most obvious of truths. Albert Einstein said this. The past is something to get caught up in. Either you dwell on it and live in it or you block it cause you wish it to be dead. The present is the here and now its something thats more in "our" control. Even though 20 minutes from now we'll find something we wished we could have soon or done differently. The future is all speculation. You can plan your life out all the way till next year but will it adhere? No...cause life is random, life is unexpected, thusly life is chaos. To plan and have everything go your way is order. In retrospect Perfection. But life is not order something always happens and adversely affects us in different ways and changes our plans(directions) agian here is chaos. Life is not perfect so life has no order, and since life has no order it is imperfect namely chaotic. but there is a median...there is an ordered chaos that humanity has created. Its how we keep going without just succumbing to irrational urges. Our society full of chaotic laws, etiquettes, castes, and graces. but through our chaos we find our order. Is this true order? No...once again cause life is not yet perfect, is life chaos then? No...cause humanity has found a mediated form of order to keep it together its not perfect but its not purely chaos. So here the debate of humanity's oldest rivals Order and Chaos is a lie. There is no rivalry there are times of lesser forms of the other but all in all they are equal. One exists within the other, within the other, etc...I admire philosopy greatly. Have i come up with an answer to this question ultimately? No...cause im only human im not perfect but im not imperfect either i lie in a rift between the two Between Perfection and Imperfection There by a slim margin of space between them lies humanity. Are we nearer to god or farther away? Are we the glass half empty or the one half full? I'll leave it at that for now. thats something i just had on my mind for the moment. But look up a Philosopher by the name of Heraclitus. His thoeries and Aphorisms are fun to read if you get this. Or if you dont then try for the benefit of obtaining more knoweledge.
