i've gotten somewhere.
i may be witnessing progress.
it may be too soon to call it that.
to avoid an explosion, let's just write it off as a good day.
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
supermarket wisdom.
i believe i may be falling in love with the theory of cynicism. let me rephrase that - optimistic cynicism. not because it sounds fancy, because it is a sharpener to my blade that has become so dull. in a world where people and ideas are black vertical bars trotting in their black vertical formations, i am that really annoying horizontal reddish-orange beam that scans and scans until some sort of blindness occurs.
but hang with me - the good part is coming. the part that doesn't make me look like a half-crazed hater.
like i said - the cynic in me is the same one who keeps me up to date. it keeps me fresh. i have a better understanding of things around me when i use cynicism. this theory paired up against a conventional thinking process produces nothing but question marks. but what i mean by all of it is that if you tear something down until you can't tear at it anymore, and a piece of it is still standing, you know it was a structure that was supposed to be erected. no matter if you like it or not. it's like once you point out every wrong thing, the right things just glow. they glow.
this idea has it's flaws. but what doesn't?
but hang with me - the good part is coming. the part that doesn't make me look like a half-crazed hater.
like i said - the cynic in me is the same one who keeps me up to date. it keeps me fresh. i have a better understanding of things around me when i use cynicism. this theory paired up against a conventional thinking process produces nothing but question marks. but what i mean by all of it is that if you tear something down until you can't tear at it anymore, and a piece of it is still standing, you know it was a structure that was supposed to be erected. no matter if you like it or not. it's like once you point out every wrong thing, the right things just glow. they glow.
this idea has it's flaws. but what doesn't?
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