Why is the offensive so offensive these days? Why are we so afraid to hurt each other? What’s wrong with kicking the life out of someone, metaphorically and even perhaps physically? Why do we prize happiness over pain? The safe over the dangerous?
What is the political issue that directly and negatively affects you the most? And what is your plan to change it?
Satellites mistaken for stars in the night sky, the incessant buzzing of electricity everywhere, the obese data spectrums filling every atom with terabytes of data, the cars zooming through the streets and that slithering steel subway beneath it.
They post on Facebook photos of themselves in bikinis or tie-dye shirts, lying on the grass or drinking a beer by a tent, and they talk about how awesome the experience was in their feed.
Doesn’t in focus just mean something else must be out of focus? Where is the horizon?
What’s your message? What special knowledge do you uniquely grasp and wish to declare to all of humanity? What secret did the world to reveal to you?
Benito Mussolini said it best — “The history of saints is mainly the history of insane people.” Look no further then the two main architects of Christendom: Jesus Christ and Saint Paul.
The typical superficial response: The former is better because it encourages freedom, while the latter restricts it. A smarter retaliation: If you can’t opt to restrict freedom, you’re not free.