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December 28, 2010 in Commentary, Fun, Human Rights, Independent Voters?, Opinions, Sitting on my La-La, This and That, Uncategorized, women, words
As the years pass, it seems as if people feel the need for internal peace and quiet. The days of being sharp as a whip, and caring whether you come in first seem so tiring when you get older. This must be the reason that older America seems to find it easier to go with the current flow, without questioning the integrity of the flow.
It’s sad. I’ve finally realized this though, and it’s giving me some sort of peace to understand that the capacity for intellectual curiosity does not necessarily mean a lack of intellect, as much as an atrophied brain muscle. That might not be so bad if “la la land” is what one is ultimately seeking.
July 17, 2010 in Human Rights, Philosophy, Political, racism, This and That
Read this if you dare..it’s long, and scientific. It debunks the myth that Blacks are genetically engiineered to be better at sports. It was found that those who believe that Blacks are better at sports are denying intelligence and hard work of Black people. Furthermore, it was found, genetically, that blacks are much more diverse than whites, and that whites can trace their beginnings as humans directly to the Black race.
From the Online Journal of Sports Psychology, Athletic Insight.”
http://www.athleticinsight.com/Vol9Iss3/RaceDifference.htm
"`The best way to get a drink out of a Vogon is to stick
your finger down his throat...'"
- The Book, on one of the Vogon's social inadequacies.
by Peachy
People Aren’t Dumb, They Simply Want Peace
December 28, 2010 in Commentary, Fun, Human Rights, Independent Voters?, Opinions, Sitting on my La-La, This and That, Uncategorized, women, words
As the years pass, it seems as if people feel the need for internal peace and quiet. The days of being sharp as a whip, and caring whether you come in first seem so tiring when you get older. This must be the reason that older America seems to find it easier to go with the current flow, without questioning the integrity of the flow.
It’s sad. I’ve finally realized this though, and it’s giving me some sort of peace to understand that the capacity for intellectual curiosity does not necessarily mean a lack of intellect, as much as an atrophied brain muscle. That might not be so bad if “la la land” is what one is ultimately seeking.
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