It is a widely believed fact that the world is home to some manner of resident weirdness. People call it different things, and it is assigned different meanings, thusly is observed under different mental condition. It would be interesting to know what sort of changes are affected upon our world pertaining solely to the subconscious, or conscious semantic assignment we use to shape our study of our observations.
It would be worth it to know, as generally upsights are fleeting and hard to hold on to, if not infrequent. The power in things is derived from the reason for it. In the same way that one mans chopstick is another mans stir stick. (Also, please forgive my erratic punctuation as I am recording this via a mobile device.)
I guess its not that I have enough time to just sit around and think up crazy nonsense, its just how I choose to spend it. If it does turn out to be a pointless endeavour (which I do not believe to be the case) then eh, no more pointless than watching endless tv or playing excessive video games.
One of my favorite activities is to try to conjecture the reason why stuff is the way it is. Knowing, as They used to say, is half the battle. Its also a Nicholas Cage movie about, like, the end of the world or something. Weird connection?
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