Traversing the rigorous coarse to... who knows!

Now there are seriously A LOT of stuff to write about this topic, but not to waste the poor reader's time, and, well, maintain his or her sanity, I'll try and be as concise as possible. So who's fault is it that the global economy has been declining like crazy in the past decade? Who is it that we should blame for Global Warming or "the lack of ethics" which is now an optimistic expression describing a waaaay worse situation! Who is it who's responsible for all the corruption?! Well, let me tell you the manner you are asking these questions in your mind right now defines which side you're on. Are you trying to find an excuse for every fault you do? Or genuinely trying to solve a problem? You see, to approach such a question as "who's fault it is" you have to look to a ton aspects in society. The actions one person, two, a hundred compared to billions on Earth might be negligible. But one influential person: No. That's why it's alwa

Bah! Oh God this is exhausting! I mean seriously! Concentration is like the one thing I can't  get myself to do! And of coarse based on that, I find myself missing out on all this stuff! I mean this is the reason I started this blog anyway: to get some rest from all the buzzing thoughts in my head! So let's get down to business. With the zillion questions facing us in life, we are bound to make A LOT of choices everyday. I mean think of all the questions you get asked for a feakin' cup of coffee! So here's what I'll do. Each day I'll pose one of those "Universal" questions, try and come up with something wise to say, and then leave the judgement to you. And if you didn't buy any of what I just said, Yes I do have my SAT's in less than two weeks, and the essay is freakin' the hell outa me! But all the same, being the optimist I am (or trying to be... nothing works better than inverse psychology... or so I was told XP) I believe that t

Our lives are nothing but routes to our goals. And it is up to us to choose the right path to what we define as success. This reminds me of one of Robert Frosts' less popular poems but one of my favorites all the same: "The Road Not Taken".   Here it is to remind you all, or introduce it to those who don’t know it (shame on you XP):     Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,  And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim Because it was grassy and wanted wear, Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden b