"I always find it greatly amusing when I listen to drunks wax philosophically. What is funny is that they make more sense drunk then they do when they have full acknowledgement of what they say. Drunks are like a child, they are more apt to say what they really mean because they don't have full control.
Last Sunday I went to church. It’s not somthing I normally do, but I did it to spend time with my grandmother, a highly devout Southern Baptist.
On being ordinary: There must be something inherently beautiful about being ordinary. So what am I, and what do I want to be? If I go beyond ordinary, I will lose the ability to relate to those who are ordinary. It is like the price we pay for education, and that thing that happens to us when we go from uneducated to educated. But if I remain ordinary, what will I have accomplished?
Over the past couple decades, technology has been on the rise. Numerous inventions have been created to make our lives easier and more 'fun'. Now almost everyone and their grandmother owns a computer. Now every son hopes to see an Xbox 360 sitting under their christmas tree.
I will be discussing humanity as a whole in this post. I don't like global warming since I know nothing about it, and apparently, even scientists, the supposed-to-be masters of objectivity, disagree. Whether it's faulty knowledge or bias, I don't know, or care. I'll touch lightly on it, but I won't talk much in depth about it.
