Day off tomorrow!

[cybermule]

Oof! I'm bored. Today is full of difficult people and tedious meetings. On the bright side, the sky (above the hideous concrete university buildings) is quite attractive. Kind of grey and gold marbling.

Never really noticed the sky until about a year ago, when I decided to start looking up rather than down.

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[fyatuk.livejournal.com]

that happens sometimes when I try to think and type at the same time

Happens to the best of us on numerous occassions. That's why its the readers responsibility to "read what we mean and not what we write" *grin*

Hence, for me, for any perspective to exist on a change, the change must be observable to begin with.

Would make sense when taking Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle into account (if I have the right principle). You cannot observe without changing, but without observation does it really change? If you observe a change did it only happen because you were observing it or would it have happened if it could not have been observed?

All change has a cause, the question is what is the cause. The base cause of anything CAN be drawn back to boredom (in a roundabout way, sort of a six degrees from Kevin Bacon kinda thing), but then what caused the boredom? It could have been a choice (and would be in the vast majority of instances).

I think through this discussion we've ended up showing that neither change nor boredom is the core principle of the universe, but CHOICE. CHOICE seems to be the root of everything from conception until death.

I say this because I have never been bored automatically

I never have either. I choose to be bored often because it gets me to do things I would otherwise never do. There are somethings that I disliked immediately and irrevokably, but I'm only bored with those when I want to be, otherwise I find a way to make it entertaining if unwanted.

The SPAM thing was just to end my 'abusive' argument on a light note and demonstrate the major source of evil that it is.

I figured it something like that. I used to have a 30 MB hardrive full of saved SPAM/chain letters/etc until it died.

Anyway, I hope you haven't been taking this too seriously since my arguments were supposed to have been taken in jest (but I did make a few good points in there somewhere). I just love the fact that I can argue/debate anything well!