Entry #B-6: "Backup"

Oct 07, 2009 12:00

I have to say, of all the things in this world that irk me, futility is probably the top contender.

What is the point of investigating getting to know people if they have a tendency to vanish into thin air?

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divinewolfblaze October 7 2009, 16:07:40 UTC
Doesn't help that there seems to be a lot of people disappearing lately too.

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originalprodigy October 7 2009, 16:17:03 UTC
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Right. That's what I was referring to.

Since you're still here, apparently, I suppose I should inquire after your well-being.

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bestninja October 7 2009, 16:23:34 UTC
I don't think it's 'their' fault that their poofin' away, bud.

If everyone were to stop interacting, we'd eventually start sufferin' from lack of social interaction. And if we're all grumpy, well that's just gonna cause more problems than not.

Duh.

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originalprodigy October 7 2009, 21:07:17 UTC
Whoever said it was their fault? If you put words in my mouth, I won't like you.

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neverquitedies October 7 2009, 16:27:57 UTC
That's an interesting way to look at things.

After all- everyone vanishes eventually, Adstring or no. If you go by that thought, what's the use of stepping outside in the mornings?

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originalprodigy October 7 2009, 21:12:05 UTC
I don't need an existential crisis. I need some motivation to do something in a world where efforts so often come to naught. There is no pattern to the disappearances, no kind of predictable trend... they come from all worlds and all walks of life, and presumably go back to them when they vanish.

Nothing is reliable here. It's almost better not to step outside, and just haunt the journal network for news of people going away.

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neverquitedies October 7 2009, 23:11:36 UTC
Why do you require motivation, then? If you feel it's useless, don't bother.

It's easier if you view everything as temporary. Forming temporary alliances in order to protect you from the temporary evils and the temporary effects- and when those alliances vanish, form another temporary alliance. Never give too much of yourself, don't ever completely depend on one person.

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originalprodigy October 9 2009, 17:22:49 UTC
Not bothering is something I'd rather consider a last resort. It's synonymous with giving up.

If everything really is temporary, then there really isn't a point.

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video hainyan October 7 2009, 16:34:38 UTC
Did someone close to you vanish?

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video originalprodigy October 7 2009, 21:14:34 UTC
I don't know.

I guess it's always going to be uncertain, from now on. It happens so suddenly.

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Re: video hainyan October 7 2009, 21:17:13 UTC
It does seem that way I am afraid. But one should be happy for them to go home.

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video originalprodigy October 7 2009, 21:18:55 UTC
I am neither happy or unhappy. I'm merely annoyed by the lack of a discernible pattern in population waxing and waning. That is my only sorrow.

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bunny_flower October 7 2009, 18:36:31 UTC
Human relationships, however short, are rarely futile, Ryuuzaki-san.

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originalprodigy October 7 2009, 21:15:28 UTC
You base this claim on your experiences, surely. It's a subjective phenomenon.

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bunny_flower October 8 2009, 20:11:23 UTC
I base it on observations, Ryuuzaki-san. I am not human, so I can only observe human relationships from outside.

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originalprodigy October 9 2009, 17:28:16 UTC
Perhaps there are some things that are impossible to see, from the outside.

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