I sort of puzzle in a way over the desires given about the world. How is it that we are conformed or less conformed? How is it that we desire to have what others supposedly have that we don't have, or that we should desire having what others have, and then having leads us to any existential despair. Some assert that we are happiest when we live in fulfillment to materialistic needs, and if it were so it could be consequential to the despair of attainment loss, that is, if objectified loss in some material, some trophy leads to despair, but if we value the means more than the ends, that is, by the process of experience, as opposed to the end products, we might not feel as depressed when the end results seem nominal or seemingly without so much merit...I pull a Tony Robinson here...although it seems I am honestly a bit dishonest about this whole charade, we are meant to entertain in life. It is all about the process of putting a smile on another faced potentially with another doomed certainty: you may wonder if it is quite necessary to remove the clown shoes, the nose, the makeup...in Aberdeen, yes, someone says, 'Put on the nose guard.'
Of course, I might be expect to say one thing or another. Vilified? Well that completion sort of ended to my guess sometime ago and systematically dismantled over time. Maybe more humanly seen, or at least approaching to some zero sum level, remembered little in a way, blacklisted in other ways. I am not certain any clear end goal were in mind. A process should be meaningful one might expect. Logical progression leads in the way that repeated excess are so obvious as to be ignored and might generate enough negative consumer backlash...maybe in a idealistic world, or maybe something else occurs. Someone states that you live in a world given by future possessiveness, and that there is a psychological disorder given by focus to the here and now, but then you are reminded that this is likely coming from the AMA...which is basically governmental mouthpiece, or at least if given to the centred psyche much of the animal kingdom operates primarily in the here and now, not as much future or past. Desire is given to simplicity more often in these modes of thinking, it isn't overly complicated or contingent on decades of work, albeit I appreciate also the results of a New Horizons mission as much as anyone else, but I am thinking, it is also about the present tense process that one finds labor of love. It is to love going to where one is going on a daily basis repeatedly and this whole process that keeps us doing what it is we do, and maybe we hadn't thought so much about the daily struggles leading to the end results.
Of course, I might be expect to say one thing or another. Vilified? Well that completion sort of ended to my guess sometime ago and systematically dismantled over time. Maybe more humanly seen, or at least approaching to some zero sum level, remembered little in a way, blacklisted in other ways. I am not certain any clear end goal were in mind. A process should be meaningful one might expect. Logical progression leads in the way that repeated excess are so obvious as to be ignored and might generate enough negative consumer backlash...maybe in a idealistic world, or maybe something else occurs. Someone states that you live in a world given by future possessiveness, and that there is a psychological disorder given by focus to the here and now, but then you are reminded that this is likely coming from the AMA...which is basically governmental mouthpiece, or at least if given to the centred psyche much of the animal kingdom operates primarily in the here and now, not as much future or past. Desire is given to simplicity more often in these modes of thinking, it isn't overly complicated or contingent on decades of work, albeit I appreciate also the results of a New Horizons mission as much as anyone else, but I am thinking, it is also about the present tense process that one finds labor of love. It is to love going to where one is going on a daily basis repeatedly and this whole process that keeps us doing what it is we do, and maybe we hadn't thought so much about the daily struggles leading to the end results.
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