Shuffle
Random thoughts, random actions, lately I haven’t been able to keep a decent train of thought which of course has slowed down my writing. So that being the situation at hand I thought “what the hell…” use it and write about it.Random firings of various brain cells and poof my finger moves to a given key, this goes on for hours on end every day. What is it that makes things like this possible really? I mean have you ever sat and thought about what actually happens to cause basic movements? Yeah I have and I dint walk for a week afterward. But what the hell I am just lounging in a chair most of the day anyway. The actual chemistry of it seems pretty straightforward; a cluster of cells transmit a signal to a nerve that happens to link to muscles in a specific region of the body and they begin to retract and detract. Nothing to difficult there…. I can’t wait for the global networking system using the earths field of gravity as its medium for transmission that is going to be too cool. No matter where you go you will be able to receive your data as long as you have a unit which I am sure by that time will be something along the lines of a PDA or a wrist component, using the QBit processing, 28+ fluoride molecules processing information faster than a global server cluster… huh huh huh more power…..wonder what my son is doing right now…. Today has been slow and dull, I can’t seem to think of anything specific to write about, damn I hate fluorescent lights, ooo cool song. Maybe I will play a game of chess with the kiddo tonight, yeah that sounds fun. You know I always used to think it would be fun and cool to have a job where they paid you to sit around and be available “Just in case”… boy was I wrong, cause this sucks…. Hmm I wonder if she ….
…Well that answers that. The world, or at least I, may never know…. Damn I am tired… I type to slow, I keep losing track of the thought, hmm wonder how much longer before a good voice recognition software comes around… then again I type better than I speak not sure that would be particularly beneficial for me. Somewhere right now someone is getting some… shit this freaking computer needs more RAM, like I need something else slowing me down…
And so goes the random misfiring of my mind over about 4 min or so, I think I missed a few but what can you do my fingers only move so fast.
Obviously no real closing thought today… but as an imitation one; wonder if mixing some Ritalin in the M&M’s would help?
posted by Capt. Obvious at 8:45 AM
4 Comments:
hmmm - eating m&ms now =P
you sound like i feel. I'm so jumbled trying to think through what i can write about - looking for inspiration in other people's blogs
when i type my fingers skip fast but i backspace almost as much as it type.
Tell us about your son.Please.
Yeah when I started this thing, thoughts were clear, although still random, but now it's all half thoughts, and incomplete sentences... shrug may take a break for a week or something not sure yet. hehe actually I don't eat M&Ms (or any other candy)very often it was just another random thought ;)
Alison - my son is 8 (9 in august) and he lives with me. Pretty smart kid although he is a little behind on his social development...I was the same way (heh as though you couldn't tell). umm I won't write an article about him because I try not to write about specific people, I try to keep it general.
Todays seemed like it was just about me but the intent was to open up the random nature of thought patterns that happen to be effecting me currently :)
anyway....
The mind is a very complicated device, and there are many theories about how it works exactly. I've often wondered myself but it seems a little over my head (Pun intended) to figure out the nature of thought myself. It begs to wonder, what it feels like to be Mentally challenged, knowing how reality is now to be, to have it change into something else unrecognisable.
Takes my back to my experiments with LSD, and how something so miniscule can alter our entire reality and the way we percieve things, or come to certain conclusions depending on our mindset.
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