Human
How much evidence do we need before we perceive something as the truth?
Be it the abstract; be it the concrete.
As I’ve mentioned before, scientifically, we run on electromagnetic impulses (because that seems to sum up our consciousness). Scientifically, fundamentally, we’re nothing but waves and sparks that occupy space.
Scientifically, fundamentally, we’re as bizarre as that premise.
Bizarre.
Our feelings says it’s bizarre. Because it doesn’t feel real to us.
At least, not real enough. Not concrete enough.
Feelings are abstract.
Yet, logically speaking, it’s a viable postulate.
And then again, once we agree that we feel very similarly towards the idea that we’re fundamentally made up of just electromagnetic impulses, we make sense out of it all.
To make sense is to make something logical.
Feelings then become logical.
On a side note, consistency fulfills the rules of Logic. Feelings can leave as soon as they come. Feelings can morph under the dictation of your mind.
Illogical.
However, I suppose there is something consistent in the midst of this confusion.
Deep-seated feelings are quite stagnant.
Until provoked.
Humans are a bunch of logically illogical entities.
I suppose the real challenge is to find peace within all the conflict.
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Deep…*shows sign of respect*
Posted 1 year, 9 months agoyou should write a book.
Posted 1 year, 9 months agoNo…seriously, you should!
omg. deja vu.
Posted 1 year, 9 months agoDude.I feel intelligently challenged just reading this post.Hahaha.
Posted 1 year, 9 months agoDeja vu. I do agree with you.
Posted 1 year, 9 months agoi’m not sure about electromagnetic impulses. What i recall are that memories are the result of electrical synaptic pulses. Emotions are but chemical surges and released hormones that lead us to decision making whereby the illogical must then face up to the logical tools.
look at the evolutionary development of the humad brain . most intriguing.
Posted 1 year, 6 months ago