What is human nature? If birds fly south what’s our predisposition?

Is it to love or hate? To feel disdain for those so different from ourselves?

This will not be a string of questions. But I can’t help it.

So much is unknowable. Unarguable.

Is that why religion was created? simply so we could actually pretend that we knew everything?

We still don’t. What is existence? Waves? Atoms? Particles?

There are so many levels from Macro to Micro and they all follow the same pattern.

The same exact structure.

I guess it makes sense, maybe…

What really gets me, and what should get anyone.

This is my key thought in life so pay attention.

We’re able to think about this shit.

And maybe, just maybe, understand some of it.

Even to know a tiny fraction of what makes existence is like knowing god.

It’s funny to make these comparisons to religion, it really is unavoidable I guess.

So are scientists the equivalent to priests?

Are Scientific theories the equivalent to passages 1 through 4?

If existence is unknowable are we just kidding ourselves every time we publish a paper?

Every time we give someone a Nobel Prize.

Is it worth it?

Questions again, I know. Stick with me.

At some point in time is all the knowledge that we hope to gather going to accumulate into something.

Something that is going to help us be something better

Or are we going to travel through the galaxy

Ruining every single thing that we touch

Corrupting and raping the resources that are out there.

Why do we have to constantly expand? Is what we have enough?

This essay went downhill fast didn’t it.

It was so poetic but then the thought process just took hold.

Ah well, maybe next time.

J

If you’ve never seen Star Trek or know nothing about it, you’ll probably like this movie.

It’s fun, exciting, witty, and looks stunning (Sort of like the perfect woman you don’t have a chance with) It doesn’t bore you with talk about galactic ethics or William Shatner’s need to monologue. There is a bit of a cheeze factor but it’s light enough to ignore, and if you do you’ll enjoy this movie a lot more.

A couple reviews from people I work with:

Brian D. Johnson’s review of Star Trek – Not a fan of the series

Patricia Treble’s review of Star Trek – Fan of the series

That and everyone is talking about it, so yah you don’t want to be left out do you? I thought not

It all stems from how the gaming press reviews and avaluates games,  by using a simple scoring method. This is all well in grate on the surface only if used properly. Just because a game receives a 9/10 does not mean you will like said game. And that comes down to taste, same with movies, same with music, same with anything creative. A game could be from the same genre as another but not have the same goals as the previous. One may strive for high flying action that never stops, and the other could be trying to tell a story. I could go on about the diffrent goals of various games but I think you get the picture. Lets simplify this by comparing to major gaming types, American games and Japanese games.

I find that American games try to emerse you in their world in someway, to escape and forget that your some joe smoe in your basement sucking down on a bottle of coke. They try as hard as possible to give you lots of choices, to make you feel like you’re in control of what your character is doing and who your character is. You are on this adventure, You are the Hero.

Opposite to that is the Japanese game style, which instead of making it an escape makes it more about Story telling, about Characters that would never exsist in real life about characters that have to struggled so hard any real person would be driven to madness. Heavy emotions, stylish costumes, beatiful women, and every type of character you could imagine.

I’ve found that different types of people will enjoy either one or the other, some will enjoy both (like myself)

Some people will like games for the epicness, some people will like games for their design or art. The point I’m trying to make is that just because you don’t like a game does not mean it’s shit. It very well may be bad game. But somebody out there likes it.

Another band for you. These guys have an 80′s feel which is simply awesome.

http://radio3.cbc.ca/bands/The-DUrbervilles/