Science. Mans observation of the natural world. I've always been interested in science / physics. But recently, I've been contemplating the idea that all of our 'knowledge' and observation seems fruitless thus far. Okay, maybe not everything. But here are a few things I thought might make for an interesting thought experiment when your home bored and reading through Evolver blogs = P

I like the idea of people taking to the streets and taking direct action to get what we as a world want and need to continue progressing. However, I must say that with the Occupy movement, i see a similarity to it and the tea party movement, in it's beginning stages.

Us troops have mobilized and martial law is in effect!! soldiers are killing their own citizens. The government is overthrowing everyone ahhh!!!.... I predcit this to happen roughly between... one hour and 5 thousand years. BE READY. MARTIAL LAW. Their main weapon is the chem trail. As well as alien dog like creatures with long fangs and fury, rather soft, cuddly claws.

- Alex Jones.

Today I am 20, by our calendar.. flawed as it is haha. Anyway, I was doing some research into the origins of Halloween, and I just decided t post the most interesting legend surrounding the holiday ^ ^

http://www.thegreenduck.com/ka/halloween.shtml

http://the-classic-liberal.com/federal-reserve-requests-social-listening...

I feel like if you look at what we 'really' know. It's close to nothing. I can talk all day about the Federal Reserve and modern day capitalism, without ethics. Or physics, science and spirituality. But what do I really know? Only some things do I know from firsthand experience. Most other information I know is from research, on-line, books, school etc. What I've been taught.

Hollow earth theory... I'm doubtful anyones ever considered just fucking traveling to Antarctica and finding out for themselves if massive openings into the earths interior do exist or not. I feel like it's so easy to get over informed these days.

I was checking out a story about an attorney switching sides and defending BP when I came across a picture of some people holding a sign that says " A job is a right!" "Capitalism doesn't work" -- Workers.org...