Tuesday, November 29, 2011
I Must Apologize
My posts recently have been short. My blog should come first, I'm just not putting it first. Only in the future can my blogging augment and therefore I ask of my followers to take the little that I have to give only to know that there is more to come. I currently have six minutes until I have to go to bed to make up for lost sleep last night and be ready for the days to come. It only matters what I do with that time. When time is short and as always is, of the essence, the will to act is necessary. With the four minutes remaining I must let all that waits out. What I have to offer is: your intuition is your sub-conscious use of previous knowledge. Your brain conducts deductive reasoning faster than you can imagine. If you spend your time with assumptions, you will only assume and pick the wrong door. Instead choose the door based on your moral conscious, what you feel is right. I know that this sounds like jibber jabber. It is. I present to the reader the challenge of finding meaning in my inability to depict what I have to offer. Until next time when things have only improved.
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where do you think logic falls in all this? when does logic have a say and when should our gut feeling trump it? I feel that logic is very specific and is a more complicated way of thinking, and it can also be used wrong - if you follow your moral compass and do what you want to do, you will never be wrong to yourself.
ReplyDeleteI think logic is very important when talking about your gut feeling, since it should have the power to out way it. I usually follow my gut when I am trying to decide whether I should or should not do something, and almost always I am wrong.
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ReplyDeleteYeah I'm wrong about small stuff all the time. But bigger stuff like, say, what you want to be when you grow up (I mean, grow old). That's pretty big. You shouldn't shy away at all from your gut feeling on that one. I don't think logic can play much of a part, if any, in deciding what you want to do with your life. At that level at least. It may be logical for you to become something because it's what you like to do. I guess that's the logic. I mean duh, you're going to try and do what you like, right?
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