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Red, the blood of angry men!
Black, the dark of ages past!
Red, a world about to dawn!
Black, the night that ends at last!

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A cup of coffee is needed when it is not wanted
Each day I try to interrupt the prosaic routines of house quarantine by taking a late-afternoon walk. I follow my street in Troy, New York, down the hill to a cemetery, where I pick up a little path that runs along the banks of the Poestenkill River. The walk is a cocoon of calm, a
Our scientific power has outrun our spiritual power. We have guided missiles and misguided men
Martin Luther King
Not that simple, but sure, I like it.

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On The Quagmire That is Social Media
Before I continue further with this blog, I need to make a statement about my intents and my expectations.
I am not expecting this microblog to become popular in any way. I am not expecting it to garner any kind of attention whatsoever. I am only doing this for the act of writing- I am only doing it for myself.
Now that that is out of the way, a thought about content creators.
Every platform that facilitates interaction between different humans and the nomination of one person's content over another will give rise to the already established phenomenon of social media celebrities. Individuals who win over the masses by their content- by their videos, writings, art, and the usual entertainment assortment. (You should know that I am excluding pre-established celebrities.) Many of them genuinely want to share their ideas and thoughts with the rest of their world. But they also seek to leverage whatever attention they get for their own gains. What I despise is blogs that make the sole purpose of their existence furthering their own gains(Sadly they are numerous).
For each platform, you find some nuance system that you leverage to push your post into someones feed. I do not like this because it hints at an opportunistic person(the one in the above paragraph).
After you “expose” yourself, it's up to the masses to decide whether your content is worth interacting with or not- is it worth a like, a comment, a reblog...etc, but it doesn’t end there. Even if your content got exposure, there comes the problem of continuity. You could keep posting stuff that get viral every once in a while or - the better and more realistic option - you could actually get to have some true followers. Those who seek you out beyond their feeds- who actually make an effort to find you. It is those followers that you want and it is those followers that I want.
I do not like some of the practices used to garner attention and perhaps I will talk about them one day.
My intentions are to post whatever I feel like posting. Most of it would be just to help me clear out my own knots and problems because, “How do I know what I think until I see what I say?”
P.S. Now I can ask you to reblog, comment... or do both.
It is sad that wisdom in young people is often mischaracterized as cowardice while stupidity is often mischaracterized as bravery.
The future has many names: For the weak, it means the unattainable. For the fearful, it means the unknown. For the courageous, it means opportunity.
Les Misérables (via normality-in-abnormality)
I think of this as the brave outlook on life. I know, there are a billion and one reasons why it is not realistic. But as someone who used to do a lot of self victimization, the words connected with me the moment I read them. They remind me of the vast opportunities waiting to be snatched. I look at my hands and realize I can do so much- I have a future that is all opportunity.
The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool.
Richard Feynman
superbly beautiful.

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Sometimes it helps to realize (really realize) the environment around us; not being to much self-absorbed in our own minds, in our own lives. To look at the entire world around us and see that we are all suns of our own solar systems.
are you like the painting of sorrow, A face without a heart?
Hamlet: Act 4 Scene 7
Contending with war is fucking impossible... and very annoying.
To Fail Is To Succeed
When I was young, about 10 yrs old, me and my older brother (highschool at the time) would constantly play Fifa, the football game(not calling it soccer). I was a good player- good enough for us to continue playing right to the day he left the country to go to uni. The difference was two games. (We stopped counting how many games each of us won and just started counting the difference) We played right before he was supposed to go to the airport and I ended up bringing the difference to zero.
What does this have to do with the title?
Well... nothing. I went of the rails because the point of this post brought back that particular memory and I am fond of it.
In the course of our competition that often got fierce, I’d lose a match or two and I would go hysterical. I hated losing so much. These matches almost always ended with me throwing the controller. My brother usually taunted me, but if I was really pissed, to the point of shedding tears, he will not say a word. He would usually invite me to play again and depending on his capacity for patience, would either let me win intentionally, or play as serious as usual. The key here is that I never knew which he was going for, and although he never told me this, I get the feeling that he was playing serious. Because more often than not, he would beat me again and I would just storm out of the room boiling with anger and on the verge of tears. My anger issues aside, what I now think of are the times I win, and how the game teached me something about myself. To this day I still grapple with my extreme aversion to failure. And it is just now that I realise that one of the signs was that long video game competition. It is still a cherished memory though, and will remain so.
The future has many names: For the weak, it means the unattainable. For the fearful, it means the unknown. For the courageous, it means opportunity.
Les Misérables

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A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices
William James (via normality-in-abnormality)
For a good chunk of my life, I was among the people William James referred to. I am a shy, introverted person and for some time I was illusioned by my thinking. I thought I was doing constructive thinking. You know, like examining life and it’s events, learning from them and moving on. The healthy kind of thinking. But as time went on I began to doubt what is it that I was actually doing. I wasn’t conscious of my own shyness. (Something weird I know.) I unintentionally concealed my shyness under a cover of indifference, intimidation even. People thought I was rude when it was just my self-preservation response. Even I was not aware of it in the beginning. To protect myself from all of these thoughts typical of a nervous person, I escaped under the guise of toughness. It didn’t work. The thoughts still came. What they think of me, are they staring, is he/she staring, typical stuff that I choose to ignore because the mere notion that I actually had crippling anxiety was not possible for my brain to accept. This all relates to James’ quote, maybe not the tough facade part, but the thoughts that I constantly had where my mere prejudices. And all that time I thought I was thinking, that I was above those mesley emotions and thoughts of nervousness, I was an anxious wreck on the inside.
Contemplation is, like prayer, one of humanity's needs.
Les Misérables (via normality-in-abnormality)
Contemplation is one of our superior abilities as human beings. More importantly, it is one of the things that make us human beings. We notice and deliberate, think and conclude, assume and observe. Or at least we used to.
When we stop asking questions and start accepting things for what they are instead of what they could be or should be, then we are no more no less like the rest of our fellow animals. We are even worse than them, for we live in complex societies and unlike the rest of animals, we do have evil to root out. Imagine what happens when our scrutinizing force is not used. We get tyrants. We have superior intellect for a reason, to contemplate.
I am not saying that you should question whether your door is in fact a door. More like why the knob is not placed in the center or even right beside the hinges.