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asleep at light.

By damaris.is.breathing - Posted on March 29th, 2008

i am a romanian living in america (for now). i am a musician. i am a third-year student at ucla studying ethnomusicology (the study of music as an aspect of culture). i travel (i have yet to see the whole world).

apathy is worldwide. pain is worldwide. confusion is worldwide. entropy is worldwide.

why are we so quick to judge when we ourselves don't understand?

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