Tuesday, 28 December 2010
Friday, 24 December 2010
Wednesday, 22 December 2010
Tuesday, 14 December 2010
...on procrastination.
chasing that elusive thread of logic through the depths of dimensional academic abstractions leads your uncooperative mind sweeping through thick impenetrable networks of terminology to vivid flashes of lucid revelation. fingers tap feverishly to preserve your tired minds burp of genius.
library. stuffy and stupidly uncomfortable. occupied with a battalion of fellow weekend scholars, flustered meditation to the rhythm of the paragraphs. shaking with caffeine blood.
it will last for eternity. this punishment is the end of you. life on the other side of deadlines remains a guilt infused fantasy as long as you still have the thousands of words words words to tip tap type.
waves of relief in the form of vacuous videos on repeat. any diversion will do, never has a room been cleaner or a facebook more thoroughly checked then in the depths of procrastinatory denial.
chasing that elusive thread of logic through the depths of dimensional academic abstractions leads your uncooperative mind sweeping through thick impenetrable networks of terminology to vivid flashes of lucid revelation. fingers tap feverishly to preserve your tired minds burp of genius.
library. stuffy and stupidly uncomfortable. occupied with a battalion of fellow weekend scholars, flustered meditation to the rhythm of the paragraphs. shaking with caffeine blood.
it will last for eternity. this punishment is the end of you. life on the other side of deadlines remains a guilt infused fantasy as long as you still have the thousands of words words words to tip tap type.
waves of relief in the form of vacuous videos on repeat. any diversion will do, never has a room been cleaner or a facebook more thoroughly checked then in the depths of procrastinatory denial.
Saturday, 11 December 2010
Thursday, 7 October 2010
‘Man responds to social situations with repetitive patterns. The same situation, recognized in its identity with previous situations, evokes the same response. The mind, as it were, holds in readiness a number of patterns appropriate for different situations; it then only requires only the identification of a particular case to apply to it the preformed pattern appropriated to it. Thus the human mind follows the principle of economy of effort, obviating an examination de novo of each individual situation and the pattern of thought and action appropriated to it. Yet when matters are subject to dynamic change, traditional patterns are no longer appropriate; they must be replaced by new ones reflecting such change. Otherwise a gap will open between traditional patterns and new realities, and thought and action will be misguided.'
Morganthau.
Morganthau.
Monday, 26 April 2010
Friday, 23 April 2010
Thursday, 22 April 2010
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Monday, 19 April 2010
Wednesday, 7 April 2010
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