Saturday, August 29, 2009

Human Weakness

Everyone's probably heard of the seven sins, right? But are not the sins only desire and ignorance combined?
Desire is want, the attraction of physical and metaphysical objects and concepts. Ignorance is the capacity to learn, so subconsciously people try to learn to reduce ignorance by learning and isn't that basically curiosity?
Want and curiosity are both incorporated into sin, and are probably the most basic aspects of the seven sins. Like how greed is the desire to have something but the ignorance makes man want more to know more, and envy is the desire of things that others have while ignorance makes us want to know what it's like to have it, what it's like to be the other person. War is also caused by desire and ignorance; both sides want something, maybe the same or different thing(s), but they can only fight because they are too ignorant to see a peaceful solution. No one really knows a fool proof way for everyone to get what they want.
So are greed and ignorance the greatest enemy of mankind? Are humans forever destined to fight them? Will the people win? I really doubt it, but who knows?

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Murphy's Second Law?

In my many years, I have noticed a pattern regarding luck. The Law of Possesives, or as I'd like to call it, Murphy's Second Law. This law states that the luck of a person in an activity or game can be based on the quantity and awesomeness of the items they hold; they do not need to neccesarily own them, but have some claim on the item. Like in gambling, there are lucky dices and relics that some people like to have on them while playing a game, believing that item will bring them luck. Plushies also work, the cuter the better, and if you actually own an object that is neccesary to play the game or activity, then that will also boost your luck considerably.
So keep in mind: the more the merrier, and the objects have to be awesome and/or cute. If the item is not awesome and/or cute, then the item will do nothing for you but weigh you down. And also if the item is of distaste, then you will certainly have a hard time winning.
Luck is also based upon the person themselves, such as with negative or positive ions surrounding them, but THAT, I think, is another story for another time.
Use this knowledge with care, for with great power comes the great benefit of slacking off.

Friday, August 7, 2009

An introduction to Unlogic.

Unlogic is just another way to interpret logic, for if unlogic breaks every rule of logic, then that means it would follow a logical pattern. But if unlogic follows a logical pattern, then that wouldn't be unlogic anymore, so unlogic must follow logic in order to break logic. And that is how clothes are born.

Yes. Unlogic's basically a bunch of random ramblings that have only the singular purpose of confusing the listeners and readers. Some say it's stupid, some say it's preposterous, I say it either way. So anyways, if you haven't read the description, I'm not sure what this blog will be about. Oh well, we'll find out eventually. If you love it; read it and follow along. If you hate it; then go read some other blog or whatever. I think this blog is intended for those of open-mindedness and good humor, because I'll probably be questioning things that may be considered blasphemy in some religions or something. So until next time.