Analyse all we want, but are there any kickbacks?
Of course there is. The moment we start thinking is the moment our thoughts start to repel. Why? First, we should see how. And what the hell is a kickback?
Substantially, when we try to incorporate something (new) into our minds, like a form of knowledge, do we immediately accept it? Do we immediately repel it? Do we do anything at all?
Well, frankly, does it matter any more? This new generation of minds in the New Age has proven that our ways of thinking have differed. Thanks to modernisation, we have progressed, it should be fair to say. Instead of instincts, we have differentiated subjectiveness. So what does this relate to?
But are we settled? In other ways, can we still progressed? Are there any perks to it? Are there no perks to it? But alas, the mind does not view things as perks. Or wants, desires. Well, at least, not entirely.
Whether we choose it or not, sooner or later our thinking changes, but remains on the same goal. The same aim, reference point, path to some kind of mindset that keeps us all mindfully humanistic.
Still, wouldn't it be a tad too dry? A tad too simplistic? Now this is where the kickback begins. We oppose, and therefore we think. Is that how we think nowadays? Oppose?
Of course there is. The moment we start thinking is the moment our thoughts start to repel. Why? First, we should see how. And what the hell is a kickback?
Substantially, when we try to incorporate something (new) into our minds, like a form of knowledge, do we immediately accept it? Do we immediately repel it? Do we do anything at all?
Well, frankly, does it matter any more? This new generation of minds in the New Age has proven that our ways of thinking have differed. Thanks to modernisation, we have progressed, it should be fair to say. Instead of instincts, we have differentiated subjectiveness. So what does this relate to?
But are we settled? In other ways, can we still progressed? Are there any perks to it? Are there no perks to it? But alas, the mind does not view things as perks. Or wants, desires. Well, at least, not entirely.
Whether we choose it or not, sooner or later our thinking changes, but remains on the same goal. The same aim, reference point, path to some kind of mindset that keeps us all mindfully humanistic.
Still, wouldn't it be a tad too dry? A tad too simplistic? Now this is where the kickback begins. We oppose, and therefore we think. Is that how we think nowadays? Oppose?
| Sure we can. |
