Things You Think About, That probably no one else does

You haven't truly lived until you've had sex with the most attractive lady you can imagine, run at 60 miles an hour and then flown like a glider over your city. I did all of that just the other night. :D

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Originally Posted by Oneironaut

You haven't truly lived until you've had sex with the most attractive lady you can imagine, run at 60 miles an hour and then flown like a glider over your city. I did all of that just the other night. :D

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Wow cool!

Maybe i could like steal your brain for 1 night.. if you don't mind!

i wonder if life is different for everyone, like if what we percieve as pleasure is really the same pleasure other people get, i wonder if happy is differnt for everyone, if sad is different for everyone, if the specific tangible sensation of life its self varied from life for to another, can we ALL be the same?

i wish i knew how to turn the formulas/aesthetics of time and space into substantial equations and/or functions...

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Originally Posted by koshea

i wonder if life is different for everyone, like if what we percieve as pleasure is really the same pleasure other people get, i wonder if happy is differnt for everyone, if sad is different for everyone, if the specific tangible sensation of life its self varied from life for to another, can we ALL be the same?

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I wonder sometimes, do people see things the same as me? Is that green car exactly the same shade of green that everyone else sees?

I wonder how and when our instincts began becoming so demonized.

I'm constantly attempting to establish what exactly is morally right at a societal standpoint, and compare those rights and wrongs to nature, and the creatures whom we evolved from. I have a firm belief that nature is neither good nor bad, but neutral.

I wonder what everyone thinks of me, and I'm constantly over analyzing every social interaction (and everything.) I have in an attempt to figure people out.

I wonder whether or not infinity exists. (Well, if the big bang theory is really correct, there'd be a finite amount of solid matter, right? And the only air (which is matter) in space is in the atmospheres of the rocks floating around which we call planets. You can try to say that there is an infinity of nothing in the universe, but that infinity of nothing is interrupted by the mass, some of which we call "Earth".)

My friend was once obsessed with how to "cube a cube". I mean.. dude wouldn't shut up about it. When a square makes the transition to a cube, another dimension is added. Thus we're at three dimensions. So how would we 'cube a 'cube'? Well, the only logical thing I could decide to do is to attempt to figure out what the fourth dimension is, which is commonly accepted as time, no? So I draw a square on paper to illustrate it, along with a cube, and a second cube (with rust on it, heh.) to illustrate the fourth dimension. But could the fourth dimension really be time, when, since the moment I drew the square on the paper, it began to age?

I wonder, much like ermitonto does, if people's perception of sight, sound, and taste vary, or if things are really perceived universally the same.

I wonder if the world really got this way through a system of intentional divide-and-conquer tactics, brainwashing, and response conditioning, or if people are genuinely this retarded. Both are feasible in my opinion. I have news for everyone: we, as humans, aren't capable of understanding just how incredibly fucked up nearly every aspect of our society is.

Well, I could go on for hours. My close friends all tell me I "think too much". Haven't decided if it's a curse or a blessing.

I think about that <b>a lot</b> too, Koshea.

3 sheets; wow I've thought basically the exact same thing. Like, using colours as an example.

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Originally Posted by Oneironaut

You haven't truly lived until you've had sex with the most attractive lady you can imagine, run at 60 miles an hour and then flown like a glider over your city. I did all of that just the other night. :D

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I did that just now. Thanks.

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Originally Posted by lateralus

My friend was once obsessed with how to "cube a cube". I mean.. dude wouldn't shut up about it. When a square makes the transition to a cube, another dimension is added. Thus we're at three dimensions. So how would we 'cube a 'cube'? Well, the only logical thing I could decide to do is to attempt to figure out what the fourth dimension is, which is commonly accepted as time, no? So I draw a square on paper to illustrate it, along with a cube, and a second cube (with rust on it, heh.) to illustrate the fourth dimension. But could the fourth dimension really be time, when, since the moment I drew the square on the paper, it began to age?

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The relation between time and the third dimension isn't quite the same as the relation between the third dimension and the second. A four-dimensional cube, technically called a tesseract, would have an extra dimension at 90° angles to the three dimensions we know, just like the third dimension in a cube is at 90° angles to both dimensions in the square. You might be interested in reading Flatland, a classic 19th century work describing a square in a 2D world that discovers the third dimension.

There is no "you"... "YOU" is an illusion -

None of "your" thoughts are "yours"

there is no "you"

just an illusion of the THINKING mind

IF YOU stay still.. YOU can see this for yourself

if you can stop thinking YOU will see ALL


AND NOW YOU KNOW
I love you