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Friday, March 10, 2006
9:22 AM
Ah humanity is such a subdued thing, as civilisation shackles and tames the beast that is once us, strangling our thoughts and conforming us to its very customs. Not that i am berating the fact that civilisation is indeed a bad influence, in fact i believe that through the bonds of civilisation, humanity is given an outlet to purposefully channel his energies into the arts, science to better our lives as it sets unconscious rules on how to behave and act. As we all know, people function better when they know where are the limits and they feel safe that they ARE certain lines that cannot be crossed.
Ah well i must be ramblin on but the point of this entry is what truly happens when the bonds of civilisation are removed, the so called 'rules' are no longer being enforced. Does only god give live to us? What happens if we attempt such an experiment, to assume the form of a life-giver? What if murder is not a crime, will it be rampant and uncontrollable? Well i am practically lost as to what i am saying but i am insanely curious as to how a man, untainted by civilisation would act, like a wild animal only smarter? How would he function? Would he wholeheartedly indulge in excesses that a normal man might feel immoral? As Dorian Gray delved into the forbidden fruits, or as Mr Hyde expresses his malevolent intents, the average human being has so many facets, so many unexplored nook and crannies that it truly would be a fascinating study to indulge in for this holiday period. I crave for this knowledge, i thirst for it, and anyone that can explain this phenomenon to me is most wonderfully welcome to ocontact me.
Many thanks for any patient soul who sat through so ardous an essay, i hope this have provoked your thoughts and stimulated your thinking. As always, books are the gateways to your minds, feast upon literary gems and one would not live to regret it.
*give praise to divine Athene, i love thee'