how relative is reality?
in a sense, reality is measured by a majority rules system: taking a step further, statistics. what color is blue? what is paranoia? am i pretty? all depends upon the greatest number of people agreeing on a set measuring rod.
but what if i am in the 20% of people who is not in that greatest number? my reality is someone else's. i am accomodating another person's standards. that's simply unacceptable.
every person has a natural internal biological clock. a day to each person is in the vicinity of 24 hours, but not exactly. it is different for each individual. so there.
i want to make my reality my own.
in a sense, reality is measured by a majority rules system: taking a step further, statistics. what color is blue? what is paranoia? am i pretty? all depends upon the greatest number of people agreeing on a set measuring rod.
but what if i am in the 20% of people who is not in that greatest number? my reality is someone else's. i am accomodating another person's standards. that's simply unacceptable.
every person has a natural internal biological clock. a day to each person is in the vicinity of 24 hours, but not exactly. it is different for each individual. so there.
i want to make my reality my own.
posted by Lela Harbinger at 12:08 AM
1 Comments:
MAZAL TOV!
(And what a clever way of phrasing it!)
This post, by the way, is beautiful. To make your reality your own. Sounds hard but worthwhile. Huzzah!
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