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| Timely Losses | |||||
| If given the time to sit and think, what exactly does one think of? Which is more important, the process of thinking itself, or the results? Can one be more important than the other? Must the conception of thought be forced into one or two narrow minded concepts? I am so tired. This sucks. I thought that I arrived on time, yet I really do not know my current destination. My hair is crispy, so I suppose something is going correctly. Hmmm, is crispy reffering only to that which is fried, or is it a broader term referring to textures, or the texture of fried things? Is it possible to know? Does it matter if something is crispy or crunchy? I guess there are advertisers who believe it does, and if advertisers believe something, there is most likely a demographic to substantiate it. At least someone can take a stand against the crispies or crunchies, but what is to be said about the millions who care about their crunchy crispies (or the industries that tell them that those millions do)? Can crispy exist at the same time as crunchy? Why not? Must something be one thing and not another? (To be continued) |
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