I'm having trouble sitting down and studying. My friend Joseph Ladret said that if there is no problem there is no solution, which is interesting to me. I hear flavors of Cartestianism in this statement. There's another problem of formulating the problem. If we had a poster child to fight against, would a problem be easier to solve?
One time I talked to my friend and I asked her what superpower she would have, if she could have any super power. She said that she would like to be able to text message God. I don't remember how I responded but I asked her why or something. I don't remember what she said. My point then was why wouldn't you just talk to him if you could?
A couple of problems we run into: there's the mundanity of not having a facade. By this I mean that sometimes we form these facades as a way to explain something. If I had the ability to connect with someone on a pure energy level, I think it would be boring. Can you imagine two beams of light talking to each other?
Sunday, August 23, 2009
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