Pants
League Member
- Joined
- May 20, 2004
- Messages
- 21
- Points
- 0
- Age
- 47
On the one hand, you’ve a whole load of feelings about everything around you everywhere.
On the other hand, you’re able to empathize, and through empathy evaluate a perspective outside of your own.
On the other hand, feeling too much is feeling too much and means your clarity can be overwhelemed.
On the other hand, descending into yourself warps your point of view, cutting up clarity anyway.
On the other hand, access to information is at the key/root of applying intelligence.
On the other hand, you’re starting to ferment inside your mind.
On the other hand, you’ve been in a continuous state of losing your grip.
On the other hand, you’re forgetting things.
On the other hand, you
“Enough!”
Outloud again. Internal monologues are supposed to remain internal. But without stimulation you’re losing control of your thoughts. But damn, this **** has got to stop.
What is the best way to concentrate? It’s to find pertinent items, distinguish them from the nonpertinant, and evaluate them in the isolated arrangement.
And yet eliminating possibilities often oversimplifies.
Always oversimplifies actually. It’s a mere case of the margin of error being small enough for oversimplification not to matter in regard to the actual result.
What is the best way to cope?
Ignore and endure? Or is it embrace and endure?
But we’re still scared of transformation. No.
We’re scared of retroactive memory reshuffling.
Was there a purpose of this trip initially?
Where did it go?
The best scenario is a sidestep into some newly perceived information, a demonstration of the outer world outside this mind that can send a cue. A new start at being yourself. A new way to embrace information in the appropriate pattern, and hang behavior on the wire frame. A way of making a golem of yourself, when it’s secretly constructive surgery on your own life.
Rebuild, faster, better, stronger.
Complicated people who try to pretend they are uncomplicated are hideous, loathsome things.
Yeah. Embrace and endure.
On the other hand, you’re able to empathize, and through empathy evaluate a perspective outside of your own.
On the other hand, feeling too much is feeling too much and means your clarity can be overwhelemed.
On the other hand, descending into yourself warps your point of view, cutting up clarity anyway.
On the other hand, access to information is at the key/root of applying intelligence.
On the other hand, you’re starting to ferment inside your mind.
On the other hand, you’ve been in a continuous state of losing your grip.
On the other hand, you’re forgetting things.
On the other hand, you
“Enough!”
Outloud again. Internal monologues are supposed to remain internal. But without stimulation you’re losing control of your thoughts. But damn, this **** has got to stop.
What is the best way to concentrate? It’s to find pertinent items, distinguish them from the nonpertinant, and evaluate them in the isolated arrangement.
And yet eliminating possibilities often oversimplifies.
Always oversimplifies actually. It’s a mere case of the margin of error being small enough for oversimplification not to matter in regard to the actual result.
What is the best way to cope?
Ignore and endure? Or is it embrace and endure?
But we’re still scared of transformation. No.
We’re scared of retroactive memory reshuffling.
Was there a purpose of this trip initially?
Where did it go?
The best scenario is a sidestep into some newly perceived information, a demonstration of the outer world outside this mind that can send a cue. A new start at being yourself. A new way to embrace information in the appropriate pattern, and hang behavior on the wire frame. A way of making a golem of yourself, when it’s secretly constructive surgery on your own life.
Rebuild, faster, better, stronger.
Complicated people who try to pretend they are uncomplicated are hideous, loathsome things.
Yeah. Embrace and endure.