Dawn upon this.

there’re other sources of knowledge and information out there. school don’t teach you much knowledge to apply to your life, except for psychology and sociology.. because school is all about education, which is just information or training in a.. specific field… math is the only absolute truth.

seems like material,
make the world spin into a whirlwind,
money is what bring the girls in,
pretty little earthlings, working,
for their worth and,
try to get material earnings.
people try to eat,
feels good to be burping right?
people try to smoke,
feels good to be burning right?
without concerning end time,
the next time’s never…
the best time’s forever,
like the weather settled in the heavens.

snakes are no joke. ever wondered what’s each animal’s purpose in the world?

extraterrestrialdad:

i wish i had an icee right now

3D illusion i mentioned before. not a bad thing at all. just our eyes playing tricks on us… well not tricks, but that picture resembles reality.

quick read.
we’re conscious of this 3rd dimension we live on now.
your tv is a 3D object, that presents 2D moving pictures OF 3D objects.

illusion indeed.

same goes for 3D games and stuff. pretty cool.

Nothing is so permeating in American culture as sports. We are exposed to competition based physical struggles for dominance (a.k.a. athletics) from the cradle to the grave. Is this phenomena a manifestation of normal evolutionary needs for hierarchy, alpha males, and social order, or a skillfully crafted campaign of control and diversion by the ruling elite (the true alpha humans)? Evidence seems to suggest that the secret government has, once again, found a mechanism that pits our own human nature against ourselves, and provides the ruling class with a means of population division, diversion, and complete dominance of a large sector of U.S. Citizens (who in turn oppress the remaining citizens unconvinced by the frivolities of sports) through a demented form of postmodern tribalism.

ratchet.. is a wheel with teeth, usually used as a part of a gear.

if not that,

it’s a steady progression. as a verb, it’s to move by degrees.

as i was growing up, ratchet was a slang that represented a gun.

now, ratchet is an adjective, meaning ugly or disfigured.

what.. what kind of generation are we leading, as children, changing words around like that.

who.. who did this? this better not end up in the dictionary.

i’ve noticed a great majority of people wanting to be out of the ordinary.

the aspects i believe differentiates us are appearances and personality.

with appearances, ordinary is jeans and a regular shirt, usually dark colored. people tend to step out of that category to be viewed as “different”.. out of the category is a following of new trends they get from an external source, unless they’ve created a whacky outfit for themselves from their imagination. all in all, people push limits to become a different character, by sometimes wearing crazy things, like lady ga.

with personality, ordinary may be dull… personally, i don’t believe in ordinary personality because everyone is in fact unique. but people still push limits to be more than who they already are.

some folks study the personality of favorite people on television.
but hey.
there’s absolutely no problem with being yourself, but don’t be someone you aren’t.

everything relies on attention.

how bad do you need it?

thanks for reading.

more of a test, than a serious audio. but you may still enjoy it though. :)

Source:

You’ve heard of the game “Call of Duty: Black Ops 2” right?

Gamers are familiar with this game.

Sometimes, I don’t understand the meaning of games anymore. Long ago, games were fun, and a bit challenging; but the challenge didn’t make us want to put a gun to our heads like Call of Duty Black ops 2.

There’s so much aspects to the game, such as a variety of ways to kill, to statistics to be judged upon.

the statistics gives you a reputation in the leaderboards, so this is why people try hard to keep a good record.

the problem is, everyone is trying to get a good record, but when they die in the game (lose) it’s a problem, so their stress levels spike up until they respawn.

but this is only my interpretation of the situation.
thanks for reading.

We control our own reality, through the laws of life.
we’re physically limited,
but mentally unlimited- not infinite.

but virtual realities are indeed unlimited. whether you’re lucid dreaming your own imagination in that reality, or playing video games.

yes, gaming is dabbling in virtual reality limitless. take the game “grand theft auto” for example. you do whatever you want because that reality is not the serious reality. it’s more of an alternative, or an escape.

why escape the reality you’ve chosen for yourself?

thanks for reading.

Animals are conscious beings just like us, but function on a level degraded from humans.

they’re just trying to survive, basically.
mother nature cares for them and supplies everything for each and every animal.

every animal dies someday- especially prey, but they aren’t meant to live too long for the reason of keeping the process going, from the growing plants, to the prey to the predators to the plants.

this cycle makes me wonder if they have souls, and they probably do, but it’s not eternal.

maybe they all share one eternal soul.

lets connect this back to humans.
our souls are eternal.
but also share one soul, in a way.

actually, the whole world may be the one soul, and you can expand from there.

thank you for collecting my thoughts.

Cold Patio

here’s a chuckle of music.
feel however you please to feel about it.

so after our education, we’re more familiar with the training eh?
now you’re working, and not learning anything.

if i was to put your mind’s growth activity on a graph, you’ll go up slightly from school, but this may not be for long.

working isn’t growing much, so you’ll either drop, or stay static.

what’s after work? nothing.
you’re just working to be a better consumer for yourself and your family.

hope i cleared things up.

we’re supposed to go to school for an education.

but there’s a very big difference between education and knowledge.

education is information and training. this is good, but through all the years, we’re learning the same things, reinforcing our squareness.

knowledge is information, skills, and understanding of new aspects. this isn’t heavily enforced in school. education is.