Not that anyone reads these things... but this is what I has to say about me:
I've spent over a quarter of a century on this Earth, and have yet to accomplish any major milestones. I've aquired vast knowledge, in no particular field, that is often referred to as "useless". However, I condemn the phrase "useless knowledge", even though you may hear me utter it. No knowledge is ever useless. Knowledge feeds knowledge. Understanding one thing can lead to understanding something entirely new when it's placed in front of you.
Often times I just feel that I was born either too late, or too early... but this most definately is not my time. Had I existed in centuries past, I might have been a philosopher. I enjoy applying massive amounts of thought to minute issues and I overanalyze everthing. I believe the universe is a series of fractals within fractals, from a microbial level growing exponentially to a universal level... that it will eventually implode upon itself... and that this just may have all happened before.
I can best describe myself as a mental defect with occasional moments of brilliance. I am a conundrum. I am the quintessence of confusion, and I drive myself and others around me insane. I care too little about things that most people hold dear as being important, and spend way too much time pondering inane ideas. No one really knows me, and never will, for I have yet to find myself. When I do... I'll let ya know. But, if the ironies of my life thus far are any indicate, it will most likely be moments before my demise.
I don't believe in the socially accepted trend of pandering to the lowest common denominator. If we are to grow as a people, I feel the higher end of the bell curve needs to bring the lower end up... not the other way around. There was a time in this country's history where people rose up to the standards long before the standards were ever lowered to the people. What happened? We've come full circle and got it all bass-ackwards.
I don't like the gradual shift our country seems to be making towards being a police-state lately, and I hope we wake up as a people before it's too late. I don't believe in insanity, at least not in the traditional sense. I believe in people who see things differently. History shows, for millenniums now, that brilliance has often been confused with insanity... and yet we still repeat that trend? Remember: very few thought that the world was round... and lesser still thought that a fledgling group of colonies full of revolutionaries could break free from the motherland and make something of themselves.
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