Turning 15 Years Old
Another year full of challenges, but my daughter survived.
This weekend has really solidified some of my earlier beliefs and created some new ones for me. I feel as though I'm more at peace with my life right now. I'm still not overly happy with my life and where it's going, but I think I feel better about who I am and how I came to this point in my life.
This weekend has really solidified some of my earlier beliefs and created some new ones for me. I feel as though I'm more at peace with my life right now. I'...
The machine in the mind never slows down
Limiting Progress Why is there such a constant movement in our society today to stop progress? If our society today cannot deal with the differences between races, gender, sexuality, religion, and so on, how are we to deal with future societies when there are robots, cyborgs, intelligent life other than humans, longer living humans, people who have adopted really advanced technology, or people discovering and founding a major religion? The politicians and writers are attacking the wrong areas of
My one big flaw as a person is passion. I'm just too passionate of a person to exist in this world.
Open Source Theatre would allow a community to come together and write a script to be performed. This task would be completed over a period of time, say a month or two.
This sort of pertains to me, but not really considering how I grew up in Canada- but I was raised by American parents. I was curious to see where I would fal...
What is the nature of trust and belief? I’m wondering if evolution has changed how humans think of trust/belief and how we ultimately decide whether we do trust someone or not. In my mind, the beginnings of trust and belief belonged with witnessing the leader of your tribe do an action (like killing an animal for food). The tribesmen would view this action and decide on their own that the leader should continue be the leader. The leader did not need to prove his worth to the others except throu
There's only one way to get the youth of the world to understand what's going on and that's to educate them in their schools and through the media
If there ever was a saviour for music, I think I discovered him. Jean-Michel Jarre is just astounding to listen to. His music is composed mainly on synths, s...
Independence Day is nearly upon us. Usually, it is a time of celebration, going on picnics with friends, hitting the beach, watching the fireworks. After a drunken booze fest weekend, we all go back to work.
As a Canadian living in America for the past year, I've had several startling revelations about life here and the American way. Three of them have been quite prominent in the American media and public sphere this past week.
I am becoming obsessed with my digital camera this past month. I bought the camera last year, around this time, actually, as a graduation gift for myself. I ...
What's wrong with humanity? When someone is down and hurting, the advice given out more often than not is to "suck it up and deal with it." Everyone is too b...
I was getting bored with JM2145 and Urban-Hermit seemed too plain, not to mention too cliche it seems. I was surprised at how many other sites existed mentio...