 Crashing words | Well, try this. Say "Tobacco" and "Potato" together many times in a row. These two words crashed into my tongue and exploded like rocket.
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|  Share your fire. | What's different between people at stone age going out, risking their lifes to do hunting and we now struggling in every minute of our life for making money to live? There has no difference. Can't people realize we only change the rule of seeking survival? Like we claim that the difference between we human and those animals are that we think, and we have choices to make rather than acting on instincts. We do have that distinct attributes from people at stone age. The knowledge and experiences we've gained over countless years' revolution teaches us to survive better and easier, yet people still don't know what they have and what they can do about these knowledges and experiences. The simple explanation is that people don't know how to appreciate. There have bakers standing in sweat in front of the oven making breads in bakery. There have bus drivers get up every day drive you to company. There have people clean up the streets every night for you to have a fresh start in the morning. There have workers watching over water cleaning cycle at dam to make sure you'll have clean water to drink. I can go on and on about all these things others contribute into the society, give their efforts to others as one individual to another. To say, paying money for all I can get for their efforts is just an easy way out. At stone age, I'll never be in this kind of luxury without getting myself into certain risk. But then again, that is what the revolution comprises us, makes us learn to give and take to make our survival lesson easier. As many things we've learned with the hard way that we sometimes only understand the value of a thing when we loose it. There is no independence unless you understand how you are dependent on everyone. As a matter of fact, nobody is truly independent in this society, no one is any more independent than the human at stone age, and we've been survived by the balance of giving and taken. How can we forget that?
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| | Ripples |  This world is really full of different people. On the flickr, people added one of my cable snapshot as favorite, and later I found these interesting cable photos collected from the person. Weird people, interesting people, funny people,...etc. I guess they are all still positive tags for describing unusual interests when I'm not annoyed by it. Back to junior, one friend of mine just suited the geek profile, every time when she was out of head on spreading her little happiness, other students laughed at her. She mostly didn't care about their mocking, but once she still asked me should she be this way or not. I told her just go ahead. What I didn't tell her is that I sensed she was happy for showing those things within inside her, and I know only people couldn't share their joys would reject others' happiness. When two atoms of hydrogen married to one atom of oxygen, they created such a beautiful and unusual thing on earth, water. Simple and complex. Just think about that, then what am I arguing about a tiny difference between you and me?
(cables->colors->beauties->connections->differences->combinations->water)
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|  Our walking alarm |  "Are you alarm?!" Baby blurted out the words when Hasbi barged into the room and meowed nonstop to our ears in the morning. Since then, he has been acting awfully vigorous, I never once truly calm him down until now. Actually I guess it is him got tired finally. Don't they always say cats are cool and anti socialized? However, when we keep him around 24 hours a day as the way Pascal likes to stick with us, Hasbi has become a walking alarm. Another morning, the regular, normal alarm clock did its usual morning call, I reached the alarm, pressed the snooze button and continued my sleeping section. Right after I lay down, he jumped into our bed and started to beg for food. Hasbi always knows when we will be or supposed to be awake. I have to get up again, take his food bag, and pour it into his plate. Doing this whole thing is like searching for a Hasbi snooze button, except....this alarm clock is buzzing everywhere. He looks cute when he is staring at us though.
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| | Dilemma myth | It is shocking to realize that selfishness is intrinsic to an individual. Do I need to do sacrifices to avoid of being selfish? How will I enable to be generous while protecting myself? I think it is a myth that sacrifices are generousness and selfishness equals to greed. People are so much used to be excused being greedy by accusing others selfish. Or, on the other hand, people do sacrifices while allowing others to be greedy on them. In fact, I think selfishness is allowed to be existed when there has no damages done to the well-being of others, the objective biological and psychological needs of human being. Though, here is another interesting perspective to look at it that when you are dishonest about your selfishness consciously, you have gone to greed.
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| | Water drop | The news is here. That's weird and beautiful!
...it was the gentle radiation pressure generated by photons, particles of light, which moved the liquid.
 It is kind of exciting to discover a new field gets my interests. I have lots questions about the photons, light wave, and this so claimed, discrete energy level, that any single photon has. I remember when I was into the LCD's technology before, I was also stunned by its conformation. I tried to imagine what does this liquid crystal material look like, and picture the light I actually see with my naked eyes. Everything is just so fascinating.
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