Being alive today means breathing and walking and eating and talking and thinking and ignoring and dealing and taking and wanting and shuffling and throwing and pulling and instigating and peeling and padding and holding and climbing and giving and everything and then some. Oxy-morons and paradoxes are the accepted and prevalent. Every problem can be found, thought up, pin-pointed, and solved, but only in the abstract, of course. What this means is that the actuality of a solution is, in fact, not very near being located because of the automatic convoluted mind set. There! The perfect reply to everything; all questions being posed, all thoughts being said, all problems being faced, all… well, you’ve got the picture. Oh, and don’t forget to add the “in the abstract”; it is ultimate the cherry on top.

And with those pulls and stretches of the human being’s psyche comes it’s budding elasticity. Multiple realms of the average psyche should develop, in theory. The “in theory” part is added in case of error, because if the possibility of error is accepted then it lessens the error, right? Anyway, that is beside the point. So back to the elastic psyche. Some might call this hypocrisy in its development, but this is not quite true because hypocrisy is inherent. The suppleness that develops is helpful, like hypocrisy, but helpful in the sense that it allows for perspective, but it also seems to make thinking a bit harder because of the plethora of insights and information and possibilities and all that jazz, well, at least in the abstract. 

-C.Lo