<strong>Alright. . . out with it. We want the gory details.
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Not a snowballs chance in hell Especially not now when I am sober again.
But the problem still persist. I don´t agree that we are able to use interpretation to understand other persons. We will always try to understand them from our POV and that will always be different. And what if the other person use the tools (language, gesture etc.) to limit the access for your understanding?
Mmmm. Well, language, culture and especially religion seems hinder communication and interpretation between others for a long time.
Seems though that when a horrible tragedy...the kind that really touches ourselves as fragile human beings seems to gather ourselves together as one...until the media or a politician puts the spin on it.
We need to ground ourselves as human beings on a planet that provides so much for us day in and day out.
We need to understand ourselves in that concept...but there are too many explanations and theories as why we are here and what our goals are as human beings...I'm rambling...watching the news about our victims of exploration and acheivements...
Another out of context point...regarding the shuttle missions...before the Columbia disaster we had sent a Saudi Prince into space...its not the subject or status of an individual...we are the ones that give them that status...they (we) are all human.
Let our future prevail.... <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />
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<strong> Why aren´t we able to gaze into eachothers minds and see what they think. Thant would make everything more easy.
langauge and gesture
listening, looking and interpreting
<strong>Alright. . . out with it. We want the gory details.
Not a snowballs chance in hell
But the problem still persist. I don´t agree that we are able to use interpretation to understand other persons. We will always try to understand them from our POV and that will always be different. And what if the other person use the tools (language, gesture etc.) to limit the access for your understanding?
Seems though that when a horrible tragedy...the kind that really touches ourselves as fragile human beings seems to gather ourselves together as one...until the media or a politician puts the spin on it.
We need to ground ourselves as human beings on a planet that provides so much for us day in and day out.
We need to understand ourselves in that concept...but there are too many explanations and theories as why we are here and what our goals are as human beings...I'm rambling...watching the news about our victims of exploration and acheivements...
Another out of context point...regarding the shuttle missions...before the Columbia disaster we had sent a Saudi Prince into space...its not the subject or status of an individual...we are the ones that give them that status...they (we) are all human.
Let our future prevail.... <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />