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Name: Doctor Country: United States State: Maryland Birthday: 9/2/1989 Gender: Male
Interests: Bassing...nothing to physical. But just physical enough. Anything with passion and a heart. As long as the blood keeps running.
Expertise: Mental activity. Music. Everything with music. Occupation: Artist Industry: Media
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Member Since:
6/16/2003
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| McClure brought something to my attention. They say that money is the root of all evil. But it's not. The hunger for money is. Money is merely the idea of existing value. If there was no want for it, it would be worthless.
Everyone always wants to be on top. It's natural to want to get ahead and life your life more easily and more happily than anyone else. It's sad that some people don't get an equal oppurtunity to live.
I guess what you have to do to understand things is strip them down to the bone--to what they really are--and analyze them for the truth. You have to disregard all popular belief and be nothing to see through. | | |
| Time doesn't exist. How could time exist if numbers don't exist. You can't see a number. 2. That's not a number. You can't see the number. Can't touch it. So how is it real? You see the numeral. The representation of a nonreal idea.
Time happens... there's no way to make it go or stop. It's not moving, it's mapped out. It knows where you're going. It's not there. We just see it as there.
Time is the most predictable thing in life...
So how can it be real?
You can't predict anything. | | |
| I feel sorry for some people. They really do try hard but they don't get anything out of it because they have bad luck or bad memory or they are in the wrong place at the wrong time or....
Maybe there's a benefit in not being ready for something. It's a crazy nervous high when you realize what has to be done...when you realize you aren't ready because you're stupid like that. Then you do things. Things you wouldn't normally do. You might achieve weird stuff. Or hard stuff. Or stuff you wouldn't go for if it didn't seem so miniscule.
And then when its showtime...ready, fire, aim. You're backed up against a wall. You have no way to get out and it's like forced encouragement.
No matter what, you can make it through anything. You just don't think you can because of that panic-high.
Then there's that time you make the little mistake that you would never notice was a mistake and you screw yourself over in the end. But you go with it. What are you going to do? There's no backing out. Now you're unprepared. Because of bad hearing. Or forgetfulness. Or a million other tiny things that may (and most likely will) occur.
Whatcha gonna do? | | |
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| Laziness
Laziness is a highly contagious disease. It comes in all forms and quantities and can strike at any age.
Laziness is everywhere. Almost every invention invented and every idea thought of is an act of laziness. When one is too lazy to do something himself, he invents something to make his life easier.
It may seem petty and childish, but a chief example of this laziness is found on the World Wide Web. The Internet itself was invented to make life—or laziness—easier. But look deeper than that…or is it any deeper? Internet laziness should jump right out at you. AOL Instant Messenger was created to make communication more available and brought about people too lazy to pick up a phone, but sometimes these tools to make life “easier” only complicate it more. To inexperienced computer users, computers are merely objects to kick and beat and throw out the window. AOL Instant Messenger makes laziness even lazier with Internet abbreviations like “LOL” and “OMG”. In the beginning these lazy-codes were few and well known, but today they are being made up left and write. When someone uses a new abbreviation, they end up having to explain its meaning several times, defeating the purpose of the lazy-code. So is there a benefit to being lazy? Not really. Does laziness even save energy? Not always. | | |
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