to actually wish to have everything
explained,
as science set out to do -
well, that's all grand -
sure, it is welcome -
but in doing so,
the philosophical premise of
being awe-inspired becomes
a fleeting hope, to never return...
could this be implication be a voice
for suggesting en masse ignorance
movements of religious nature?
not really...
since western society stresses
the individualistic bias to all
forms of collectivism,
by way of also stressing a desire
for a community...
i suppose having a lazy
eye murmuring a jest of ignorance,
can allow one: to retain the lost hope
of retaining some sort of
"claustrophobic" reason for
a return of awe...
i find that the idea of being awed by
today's standards of examination is
nothing but a numbing effect,
a forced placebo,
that we are supposed
to stand in awe, while also having to
ingest all the proper facts...
how desperate then,
is our hunger to avoid facts and
dwell in fiction?
how has science become so
pompous that it cannot
retain its shadowy extract of
the situation...
scientists are not the actors,
they should always have remained
outside of the public sphere of discourse...
science has become (due to biology,
which is a half-creature compared
to the utility of medicine)
populist, only when in the summary
of atheism...
it's beyond thought-numbing,
it's emotionally dissatisfying to
engage in too many facts,
and too little fictive narratives;
and yes, this "problem"
isn't even remotely equal by dualistic
standards,
it's clear-cut, it's a dichotomy rather than
a dualism...
if there ever was a question
to state beyond good & evil...
then the next question comes as:
beyond dualism & dichotomy;
and the next question?
beyond monism & monotheism...
after that?
poly-
wants a *******
i think i should get off her first
i think she wants some water
to put out the blow torch...
poly-ism is right now, a made-up word...
well, "made-up", in that it doesn't
exactly fit the english aesthetic
by oxford dictionary approval.
i never liked the scientific
déjà vu explanation...
i prefer my own: short-term memory loss...
or, 2 minutes after having a thought
and having so forgotten it, 2 minutes later
having to remember a dream from 10 years
ago...
i just can't believe that
science has been reduced to idolatry
thanks to populism in the shade of atheism...
science has become as idolatrous
as any religion,
what with big pharma
the ****** of cardinals,
who in turn were preaching celibacy;
and all of this "scientific" superiority
by people who didn't extend their study
of the sciences beyond a g.c.s.e.
oh right
the déjà vu?
my mothers two favourite artists?
enya (song? sail away), &
enigma (album? le roi est mort, vive le roi!)...
i know the argument...
i hate my parents, blah blah,
couldn't live with them...
me?
i can't be bothered moaning
about the current housing
situation in england... any council flat
in england will either go to some somali
9 strong family unit...
or anyone with children
in general...
yeah, i see them everyday,
cook some of the days, vacuum the house
drunk once in a while...
but imagine... they actually stand
me drinking every day, a litre of room...
****... ***...
seems i'm not that much
of an ******* after-all...
oh **** me, did you watch
the wimbledon tennis today?
i was glued to the t.v. all day,
from 3 p.m. up to 9 p.m.:
svetlana kuznetsova seems like a freaky
nymphomaniac...
just the face...
the best match of the day?
caroline wozniacki vs.
tímea "kate winslet" babos;
in all fairness, the only sport i can watch with
women playing with more pleasure than
men? tennis... women boxing makes no sense
to me... o.k. the olympic sports are beside
the point... women playing football?
d'ah foock?! i actually prefer woman's tennis
than men's tennis...
some men tennis players
just **** the first serve, and there are less
rallies... hmm... he-he... plus the near imitation
of the bedroom antics when hitting the ball;
women's tennis is probably the best
alternative to ****.
