I suppose that since it is Halloween I should probably write something Halloween-ish. But I can't think of anything; when I think about where mankind is headed, what I see is too positive to be scary. So let me leave you with something positive instead:
Mired in the muck that is humanity's mindless masses that retard fluidity of creative creationism to attain a worldly construct that brushes the borders of utopic co-existence fed by the progressive mutual contribution of the individual singularly, reflected in the collective whole.
Rescue me from this seemingly infinite cavernous pit occupied by credulity of mind to the simplistic and inane concept that presence is limited to institutionalized tangible parameters conceived from refutable, ancient, established principles of energy’s ineffable influence on the equational structures formulated in the contextual measures of reality’s limited senses impeding at tortoise spee
I'd like to tell a little story about an experience I had when we first moved to where we live now. Its a small little rural mountain town in northwest Montana. We came from the bustling city and suburbs of Chicago. Big cultural/lifestyle change.
I came across an article in the New York Times (Your Phone Is Locked. Just Drive. By David Pogue) that elucidates the up-and-coming applications that are being developed to prevent cell phones from being used by drivers.
it bothers me, immensely, that so many people never consider anarchism as a legitimate political philosophy simply because it is surrounded by so much negative social stigma. so- this is my 2 cents. take from it what you will.
so it's one thing to find a website like this: to stumble across a documentation of this strange pilgrimage we've become a part of, this shared voyage to the wild indescribable celestial oneness which drives all things.
If american business owners ran their businesses like the U.S government runs their operations, they would probably be charged with collusion to defraud it’s customers under the RICO Act.
I'm not going to tell you what Twitter is, as defined by its functionality, you can Google that on your own if you are one of those "technology-despisers" and are clueless about it.
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
