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Monopoly is only a slow game if you're a bunch of pussies.
Also, I feel like monism is a lot less common than atheism, which is silly if you think about it. It's like it takes a while to get used to the fact there's no invisible father figure making sure your life will be ok and then it takes even more time to think that your soul and mind are physical. Makes humanity seem less important, which is a bummer I guess. As are having subjects in my sentences apparently.
Jonah Lehrer was on Colbert the other day, discussing how people who don't make decisions emotionally are pathologically indecisive. Made me rethink my recent resolution to be more decisive. Maybe it was a strength. But that's stupid, the status quo was/is shit and making no decision is merely a bad one. On the sliding scale of speed and accuracy either extreme would become useless.
Reminds me of some poemish thing we read in english junior year about a guy who was worried that he had too much propulsion and not enough steering; I've always kind of had a lot of direction and no oomph to actually travel that way.
Despite my resolution to regret doing things instead of not doing things I find myself pathologically inactive. Today I watched anime, played kol, and looked for music. Even now, I had made a decision to go to bed at 10 and it is 3:30.
The 3 am rule applies in force. I'm going to bed.
Also, I feel like monism is a lot less common than atheism, which is silly if you think about it. It's like it takes a while to get used to the fact there's no invisible father figure making sure your life will be ok and then it takes even more time to think that your soul and mind are physical. Makes humanity seem less important, which is a bummer I guess. As are having subjects in my sentences apparently.
Jonah Lehrer was on Colbert the other day, discussing how people who don't make decisions emotionally are pathologically indecisive. Made me rethink my recent resolution to be more decisive. Maybe it was a strength. But that's stupid, the status quo was/is shit and making no decision is merely a bad one. On the sliding scale of speed and accuracy either extreme would become useless.
Reminds me of some poemish thing we read in english junior year about a guy who was worried that he had too much propulsion and not enough steering; I've always kind of had a lot of direction and no oomph to actually travel that way.
Despite my resolution to regret doing things instead of not doing things I find myself pathologically inactive. Today I watched anime, played kol, and looked for music. Even now, I had made a decision to go to bed at 10 and it is 3:30.
The 3 am rule applies in force. I'm going to bed.