Big Wide World

the pseudo-intellectual bumper sticker quotation of the day is (drum roll pls): "don't believe everything you think". yeah, ok, i might have some harsh political/social/legal ideas, but at least i'm not just regurgitating information that i heard on the news (and god forbid that news was cbc or cnn). i can't fathom the idea that despite the world of information that we live in, ppl (read sheep) still just state the theory or popular view of the month b/c it falls right in there with the latest trend. i guess we've become so capitalist that our thoughts and ideas are up for sale to the most sparkly bright shiny rhetorical speech spewing psycopath corporation behind the flavour of the month politician. lets get it together ppl. otherwise, the state will continue to break their promises, and they'll continue to try to feel us the limited a/b multiple choice option to the latest social problem. they don't want us to be educated, cause then would have to stand accountable, but why are we making it easy for them? todays title, translated (from german-yes i'm trying to take it up again in my spare time), means "here, there is no why". if you can think it, why not question it out loud? or are we doomed to the existentialist theory of absurdity that states that we forget about thinking and questioning b/c we get tangled in the mindless drama of the everyday, from the "normal" and "desired" roles that we are supposed to want to take on? believe b/c you think.