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  Age of Imagination.      The Age of Imagination is quickly descending upon us. The time for those who are creative to succeed, is quickly arriving day-by-day. Don’t Believe me? Start paying attention. The world is in dire lack of creativity and thinking outside of the box.      One of the more interesting concepts that I am currently looking into is the development of programming. Coding has been around for years, and through it, we have achieved tremendous progress with computers and technology. Our ability to create new platforms, new applications, new software services, has sky-rocketed. In fact, now more than ever, we are being assisted by codes and programming which has been developed within the pat 20 years.      The challenge? Most people do not know how to code. Most people barely even understand it in the first place. They simply consume whatever product is mass-produced, and think very little of the rest.      ...

  Strange Love!      What is love, anyways? Just a chemical reaction in your brain after it’s been rewired into feeling something it once forgot? Or is it more- something that transcends our own understanding?        In the movie Interstellar, Dr. Brand is obsessed with the idea that Love is a force which can transcend between space, time and reality. She stands by the thought that perhaps love is the ultimate force, which is what will pull them to safety and keep them from perishing in the deep, cold emptiness of outer space. In the end, I suppose she was right.      Love is such a weird thing anyways. Is it purely an emotion you experience? How do you know when you are in love? Have you ever been in the first place? Or have you simply accepted certain emotions as Love and live a life of lies? The question itself begs multiple answers, no doubt about it. I don’t have any of them.      If emotions are simply triggers,...

  Welcome, My Son.      Welcome to The Machine.      Where Have You Been? It’s Alright- We Know Where You’ve Been.      Welcome To The Machine. Seriously. Leave your bags at the door, and come on in. Get comfortable. Make yourself at home. Through the ups and downs, the highs and lows- you’ve finally made it to your destination. What a journey it’s been. Kick back, throw your feet up, and rest. I imagine you are weary. Take your time, hurry up. The choice is yours- don’t be late. We’re so glad you finally could make it. We’ve been expecting you for quite some time now! Welcome, to the Machine.      The future is inevitable. That much is certain. No matter how hard we fight it- it will always prevail. Sometimes the best strategy is to embrace the change, rather than fight it. Understanding that some forces are unstoppable, as we learn to embrace the momentum they leave behind. Perhaps we as a species should lean into the fu...

  We should have more hours in a day.      Seriously. 24? Nowhere near enough to get things done, in my opinion.        Why do we even operate on a 24 hour clock anyways? What is the significance of it? I know, I know- we’ve been doing it forever. Why fix it if it ain’t broken? Well, perhaps it is broken. Perhaps the current 24 hour schedule simply isn’t enough.      Time is a weird thing, when you truly break it down and understand it. Honestly, it’s a mess. 60 seconds, 60 minutes, 24 hours? Where’s the logic in it? I could probably search and write a whole page about the history of the modern-day clock, and how it came into existence etc. but truthfully, I don’t care enough. I don’t feel like doing all the research and formulating complex arguments for the sake of it. Today, I don’t feel like fighting against the brainwashed population who simply do as they’re told.      Today is a weird day. I feel like today, anyt...

I watched an interview with a French scientist named Jacques Vallée last night.      To be honest, it kinda freaked me out. Jacques Vallée is a huge advocate for Unidentified Flying Objects, better known as UFO’s. The entire conversation, was eye-opening and interesting to say the least. It tied in to multiple other stories and interviews I’ve watched on the subject- from Bob Lazar working on an unidentified space craft, to Betty and Barney Hill and their abduction story. I think the thing which freaks me out the most about these stories, is their eerie similarities between them all. That was one of the themes in which Jacques was speaking about as well. How all these stories, from all these people, millions of miles away, all share similar background data. They all have bits and pieces, that add up to a bigger picture. One of the more interesting stories was that of the children in South Africa, who claimed that back in 1994 that an unidentified object came down, made co...