Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Opinion Sucks.
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Uh-oh. I am arriving at this point much too late tonight. Darn. I need to do a traditional rink dump before signing off. Hmm. (Brogger has the usual server problems at this point. I ruv Brogger. Brogger ruvs me. We ruv us. Kootch is now oblivious, asleep, but we ruv us too. Ruv is eternal...)
I've reached the point of (?). This brings us to Tonight's Good Question: 'Why does modern (current) opinion fail to understand the real nature of our collective existential dilemma? Why?
I answer that 'opinion' is equivant to 'normalcy.' It is the nature of 'opinion' to not understand important issues. Opinion sucks in that 'opinion' is so ordinary: Everyfuckingbody has a dumbass opinion! All those dumbass opinions are based on R-brain activity. That is to say, all 'opinions' are emotional in nature, totally lacking in logical substrate. The eventual result of all that is that human progress is seen to be essentially irrational (emotional), not logical.
There is never any question concerning the 'logical' value of 'opinion' because it is at all times obvious that 'opinion' is illogical but emotional.
Uh-oh. I am arriving at this point much too late tonight. Darn. I need to do a traditional rink dump before signing off. Hmm. (Brogger has the usual server problems at this point. I ruv Brogger. Brogger ruvs me. We ruv us. Kootch is now oblivious, asleep, but we ruv us too. Ruv is eternal...)
I've reached the point of (?). This brings us to Tonight's Good Question: 'Why does modern (current) opinion fail to understand the real nature of our collective existential dilemma? Why?
I answer that 'opinion' is equivant to 'normalcy.' It is the nature of 'opinion' to not understand important issues. Opinion sucks in that 'opinion' is so ordinary: Everyfuckingbody has a dumbass opinion! All those dumbass opinions are based on R-brain activity. That is to say, all 'opinions' are emotional in nature, totally lacking in logical substrate. The eventual result of all that is that human progress is seen to be essentially irrational (emotional), not logical.
There is never any question concerning the 'logical' value of 'opinion' because it is at all times obvious that 'opinion' is illogical but emotional.
