by Lob The Lobster 4/22/2011, 10:16 pm
I'm restarting this story. At least the intro.
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Life works in curious ways. The simplest of actions can cause the largest of affects. And the human mind makes it no better. Our nature makes us belief that there must be a normal. We reject those who cannot be like others, or a non-existent perfect norm. It also makes us explain the unexplainable. Religion is how most of us wrap our head around these questions. We also hate each other. When a crisis emerges, rather than helping, we destroy each other.
Life isn't fair grounds. When someone has to climb up a mountain, someone else gets a golden carriage down. Life isn't set on friendly fire either. Mistakes can be the the causes of largest distress, and they can't always be forgiven. Also, life requires chance to function. If you happen to eat faster than normal, you could be avoiding the car crash that would've killed you. Or vice versa.
As you can see, life may seem both generous and cruel, but in truth, it is neither. Life only gives. Good and bad isn't an element of life, only an idea in our mind to help us comprehend whose views we agree or disagree with. If the wolf is the bad guy for eating a rabbit, why isn't the rabbit the bad guy for eating the sapling? Good and bad works in our mind because we don't like the cruel reality in life, that big thing eats smaller thing, even though we do it all the time.
Throughout this book, you will find several stories of relatively insignificant people intertwine in through lives complicated web and become a part of something larger than what they know of. Most are abandoned shortly, and most are unimportant. But most isn't all, so remember small details. They'll be important.