A thought is the non vocalisation of a response to a stimulus. The stimulus is usually a face or physiological need. Therefore in social isolation a thought becomes the stimulus to another thought and so on....
We are social animals. We need to be in the presence of others no matter what the consequences of our actions to get there. There we are happ, sharing a thought to provoke another and another.
Just get lost. Get lost in the moment and hope that it never ends. I will...
Monday, 1 March 2010
Sunday, 28 February 2010
On Social Isolation
Beeing alone gives you time to pass thoughts (day dream). But when your in a police cell, the thoughts are still with you and with the police outside the door watching your every move on CCTV the thoughts disapear and you feel at home.
However, with no one to share these thoughts with, you end up answering them yourself, and arriving at your own conclusions that no one else can ever possibly agree with.
ITS MADNESS.
But at least sharing them with a CPU and any beedy eyes online does help shed the load and rid a headache.
However, with no one to share these thoughts with, you end up answering them yourself, and arriving at your own conclusions that no one else can ever possibly agree with.
ITS MADNESS.
But at least sharing them with a CPU and any beedy eyes online does help shed the load and rid a headache.
Sunday, 7 February 2010
Neural Correlate
Is all knowledge not gained from the senses and as a biproduct of neural processing we are left with a radical belief system wich is in turn processed by the brain and we end in an endless loop?
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