The 2 Worst Questions To, Ever, Register, Fully

WARNING: The article you are about to read may ruin your life, forever. If you are not delusion enough, you should avoid this article, while you, still, can. Lacking in delusion involves registering reality as reality, and not a warpage from emotions. Some realities are best avoided.

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Question 1: "And, then, what !?"

If you've ever felt (dis)satisfied after accomplishing something, you might have asked this question - struggling to know or imagine the potential or effects of your success. However, you may have posed the question, then, quickly, ignored it. However, if you continue, you're going to find it difficult to ignore it, anymore. 

('Still time to be ignorant.)

So, to fully realize what "and, then, what !?" really means, or the e/a-ffects of it, you'll have to keep asking that question after EVERY "conclusion". 

Here are some (or THE) examples:

  - go to school (then what ?)

  - get a job (then what ?)

  - be wealthy (then what ?)

  - have no worries (then what ?)

  - have a family (then what?)

  - usher in the next generation (TW ?)

  - have grand children (TW ?)

  - save the world (TW ?) 

(let's say you believe in an after-corporeal-life)

  - (fast-tracked) live with God (TW?)

  - TW ???

all that to live with God ? Why not just suicide and expressway yourself to god ? But... Even so.... TW ??

Question 2: "What's the point !?"

If you've ever been forced to do something you didn't understand or found futility in certain actions, you might have asked this question. 

Since you've "G'ed it out" with question one, I'll get straight to it (irony joke).

Examples:

  - what's the point of an education if you learn what you need while you're "accomplishing" the task ?

  - what's the point of being successful if many "insuccessful" people live through 90yo ?

  - what's the point of being good if you're, still, hated by certain people or, still, get an incurable disease ?

  - what's the point of trying to improve the world if most or no one agrees ?

  - what's the point of being happy if you're, still, going to die ?

  - what's the point of learning new information if you're, still, going to die ?

  - what's the point of teaching if you're students are, still, going to die ?

  - what's the point of life if the result is death ?

When you realize the universe existed long before the abstract-understanding-of-life began, and will continue to exist long after the extinction of the abstract-understanding-of-life, you'll come to the conclusion, that, all value applied by humans is "worthless" - that, there IS no point. 

If Flatland's Model Is Correct...

Visualizing the First ' Second ' Third ' and (hinting at) the Forth dimensions, Flatland (story) describes an existence, where, all the dimensions interact with each other (however limited). If this expression is believed, then, would it be too farfetched to imagine the 3Dness in the universe is the 4th dimension seeping into our 3D "plane" ?

Would it be soo difficult to imagine a galaxy or nebula as, simply, the fragments of a 4D thing "bleeding" through ?

The theory would be, the cluster of things we see, in space, is, actually, part of a larger thing we CAN'T see... And, only, bits of it can penetrate the 3rd dimension, but, because it's one thing, it has to stay together, like a nebula or galaxy. 

Maybe the galaxies ' nebulas ' rogue objects are, even, all, 4D biological cells (???)

Beyond The 3rd Dimension

Is it possible we, already, think beyond the 3rd dimension (excluding the assumption/claim of Time being the 4th) ? 

When designing electronic components and chips and mapping out linkage, it is, often, tackled in a way that goes beyond X ' Y ' and Z - there are layers ' loops ' and metadata. None of those things are actions (therefore, cannot be considered as Time). Some of these processes and designs are mapped in a cluster or ideas paralleled by another cluster of ideas. Imagine a unique ' inperfect ' glass sphere, with trapped bubbles; then, imagine a second unique ' inperfect ' glass sphere, with trapped bubbles; now, imagine they're both ghosts and they move into each other's occupational-space; this is how the parallel clusters of ideas would be like.

So, when loops ' layers ' and two clusters occuping the same location exists, is it inpossible to consider the 4th dimension existing within our "grasp" ?

Very-often, I've had the need to map things out in an inconventional way, where, standard methods are too primative and things like "above the page", "next to the page", "nowhere near the page", and "within the words" are needed. Some examples expressing the evident-need resides in the use of hyperlinks ' super/sub-script links ' and encrypted text {(in)obviously}. (However, being without coding skills, I've had to find ways of "fudging it" to have everything fit inside the page. Though, i HAVE used Post-Its.)

Now, aside from mapping and designing, the concept of emotions presents the same clusterfuck of dimensions -- provoking the thought of the 4th dimension being something we're, already, in. 

And, being, that, the first and second dimensions are, technically, not accessible to our five main senses, this fourth dimension could, easily, fit right in. So... In abstract-theory, it seems reasonable for our current-reality to contain the fourth dimension and for us to be maneuvering it, already. 

Love: Potentially Defined As "A Dependency Or The Development Of One"

There's a chance, that, love is the abstract construct of dependency or the development of one. To love something may be a term for the need of something. The idea stems from one's love for things... What that something means to the person ? What gaps ' needs ' and desires are fulfilled when that "loved" thing exists in one's mind ?!

Perhaps, it is a level above biological-survival; possibly, within the realm(s) of social-survival and/or personal-survival.

Foundationally, this idea is referring to the literal idea of Love and not the figurative or colloquial expression of love (eg; i love that dress). However, the figurative ' slang ' and colloquial may hint at the literal idea of love - as most illiteral terms relate to reality.

When one loves their parents, what is that love ? Is it edible ? Can it be sold ? How many are there ?... It's intangible, yet acquirable. Most people love their parent(s), and they wouldn't exist or survive without their parent'(s)' presence and/or support. The same goes for guardians/caregivers. Those supporters, too, have been bestowed "love" to their profile - they are loved. Based on the history of what those caregivers have done and how they've promoted the survival of those who've been cared for, the correlation of Need (Dependency) being the definition of Love is strong.

When faced with a loved topic (eg; cars), the lover finds the topic of utmost-importance - something they believe they cannot live without. If something is needed for survival, that something is being depended upon. Though the topic may not "feed" biological-survival; it feeds mental-survival (social and/or personal). Mental survival is needed after biological-survival is satisfied. However, for some, the lines between biological-survival and mental-survival are widely-blurred - they may think their BS is at stake if their MS is not satisfied.

When faced with an idea, one may love something because it encompasses most of what they believe in - something that forms their current existing state (where, if any part is removed, they wouldn't exist anymore), thus, all that's inside the idea is needed (depended upon).

Based on these evidence, the potential is great.

Spoiled Society

I like how society allows baby companies (or just babies) to roam around like they're grownups that makes sense... whereas if smaller companies or inpopular people were to be babies and do the same shit, they'd be arrested ' enprisoned ' and shunned.

Like, how recycling and regular trashing is not enough, you have to separate the items by type and fooded and infooded.. what next ? Build our own recycling plant ? If waste management is not a job people want, stop pretending, fire everyone, and let the shit storm rise in the streets.

Like, how we have to use less water, even though we have to move towards better water purification systems, anyway... And how there's a minimum usage charge, even, when you're way below minimum usage. it becomes a double financial gain for the companies - lower production of fresh water and higher income for lower water usage.

Like, how milk crates are illegal to use outside of dairy company operations, but, somehow, it's okay for the companies to block roads ' leave their items inattended in the streets ' use expensive and damaging resources to make crates ' and make people buy 400% markups for lower quality versions. And, to top things off, no one gives a crap about the stolen/borrowed crates that were returned.

The Benefits Of Complaining

To most, complaining is toxic... But look who's calling it that... Emotionals.

To Logicals, complaints are like classes on critical thinking and preparation. If you don't know that or why it's bad, there's a great chance you're going to suffer the same fate. 

Here are some benefits to complaining:

1) Community awareness.

- All who know the complaint will know what to avoid or look out for. 

2) Problem solving.

- All who participate will play a hand in solving or neutralizing the complaint.

3) Learning.

- Those who don't understand the complaint will learn why; those who complain may learn perspectives that may negate the complaint; and everyone can learn complaint-relevant information. 

4) Mental exercise and refinement. 

- Improves your recollection speed, the organization of your thought, and stabilize your belief (complaint).

5) Socializing. 

- Well, you gotta communicate in order to complain... And, even if it's to yourself, you get minor communication-skills increase. 

6) Free stuff. 

- Sometimes, complaining to a company will result in compensations. 

7) Stress relief. 

- Everytime you complain, you release a bit of anger and frustration. So, it's not bottled and festering. (That's why therapy is, usually, effective at calming people.)

To idiots, all complaints are identical, and they won't care what the complaint is about - there could be 70 topics that allow safety awareness to the receiver and it wouldn't matter - they would rather [you] die. 

Necessity Is A Game Played Too Late

Necessity Is A Game Played Too Late.

A Few Reasons One SHOULD "Look A Gift Horse In The Mouth"

People always say "don't look a gift horse in the mouth" in fear of offending the gifter and losing the gift and the gifter, or to cherish and be grateful for what was given to you... However... if you don't...

1. you might need to "fix" what was given to you.
2. you might need to find a place to put it, or have to give or sell it.
3. there may be an increase in financial output to support the gift.
4. you may gain something worthless to you.
5. you'll end up keeping someone who disregards your needs and desires, and gives you problems in the name of "good will".

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Coining

1. The Chalk Effect: The more you divide, the less there is to use.
2. The Dollar Store Effect: When things are cheap, you tend to buy more, resulting in a higher total-cost. 
3. Social Gravity: People tend to detour towards a stationary person (and, sometimes, another walking person), while walking a straight ' imaginary ' line, then, slowly-resume the straight-line-walk after they've passed the stationary person. 

Fire, The Thing That Saves You

A fire is the reaction of two or more materials - often thought of as "fuel, heat, and oxygen". It is viewed as something that kills and a quick solution for cold.

However, under certain circumstances, fire is not the harbinger of death, but, rather, the harbinger of life. When thinking about civilization cooking, one needs to, only, turn the stove on...which supplies the fuel and a spark - making it a two part and one material system. The gas used for cooking is marked as a poison, therefore, one shouldn't consume it in any way.

Given that fact, however, if the gas were to be burnt - set afire, it no longer has the poisoning effect, making it safe to consume. Thus, by creating a fire, one has saved themselves from the poison the gas brings.

What The Forth Dimension SHOULD Be

There's a possibility the forth dimension is visible AND interactable. The celestial bodies (CBs) may be the evidence of the forth dimension seeping through. If Flatland has any validity, then, what we're seeing and interacting with may be the bits that the third dimension can comprehend - leaving all those gaps between CBs probs is the forth dimension incomprehensible by the third dimension.

Imagine the Human body; all the cells inside wouldn't comprehend the situations of Human society, but they function and interact with all the smaller details of the body. The smaller details are the only things of Humans the cells understand.

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