Christianity and Santa Clause are actually pretty similar. In both scenarios when you're good you get rewarded, and when your bad you get the shaft. Only difference is that logic told me that a fat man delivering presents to all the children in the world is nonsense.

The human brain is a vast network of neuronal synapses that send and receive millions of messages per second. Even in the 21st century, scientists are unable to build a computer capable of what our brain is. Our brain is the world's fastest Supercomputer, yet we still believe in flying monsters and angels. jeesh...

Why has night time gained such a bad rep?
It seems that the later you stay up, the more no-good you're up to.
"Nahh man, not me. These stars and nebulae are astonishing.
I'm just trying to get a good glimpse at my ancestry.

The grass was green and the sky was blue.
Pollution is as bad for me as it is for you.
The sky is now green and the man is in black,
a fog horn blows to get things back on track.
Ships leave the yard and trucks roll in,
a repetitious cycle continues again.

Sure, we can talk to each other through this screen door, or you could invite me in and offer me a drink instead.

If a picture is worth a thousand words,
then a thousand words must be worth a million pixels.
So then, millions of pixels must be worth trillions of atoms.
Just think: the amount of atoms in the word ‘fractal’.
I wonder if it supersedes the conceptualized notion of ‘itself’?

If I gave you a piece of my mind, would you equally give me a piece of yours?