you know what's harder than keeping up with fashion trends, or generally leaving eden without a ****-naked "smilie"? having a thought for a day -
(thoughts, unlike fashion "statements" are harder to find in the cognitive wardrobe than in an actual wardrobe... you'll sooner find a skeleton in your actual wardrobe, than a thought of concern in your cognitive "wardrobe"; it is always harder to apply "fashion" to the mind, than it is to the body - since trivialising certain cognitive fashions, e.g. atheism - have such a crippling backlash of counter trends)...
thinking is hard when you enforce it: turning thinking into a custard, seemingly effortless like a ballett dance... nonetheless crippling...
"not thinking" is the best appropriation of actually thinking: then you think about thinking - and that's the buddhist short-cut to this current *fad "whatever the hell that means" of mindfulness...
the grand presupposition of thought prior to thought prior to execution - not thinking? not my problem: moral choices become a platitude akin to the belgian enterprise of inventing a mountain, let alone an incline akin to a meagre hill when you begin to think about thinking (narrative) or begin to think about thought (coordinate).
suma summarum: to think about thinking - or to think about thought - well, that's just hyper-inflating ethics - or the moral choice - to think about 'ought is to transcend the dogmatism of ethics - not so much within the realm of pathos of making your own rules... let's just call it: putting a ****** on your ego, and ******* the ******'s worth of thought without consequences... the ******? that's what thinking about thought suggests: otherwise known as counter-narcissism.