When a person loses all emotions, yet is still human, is that person still a human being?
I believe so, the little things make all the difference. Like seeing or hearing a smile on a the future generations faces is all it takes to make a person feel like a human being again.
Yet, to just follow through with what must be done, without all the emotions that others would go through, idk, not something that most human beings can do.
To not hug the ones you love for almost 3 years all in the name of following through with plans, is that something that a "normal" human being can do?
Judging, yes, that is the right word, judging from what I see and hear, it seems that many "normal" human beings couldn't do what needs to be done.
So, if "normal" people are not capable of handling long term personal sacrifices or selflessness then is that the "normal" that a person wants to be?
Yet all along the way through the path towards achieving ones plans and goals for those who shall live on well after we are gone, there is the "normal" being thrown at him/her. "Norms" set by those who can't see further than themselves or their lustful sicko dollar worshiping insanity.
So who at the end of the day is "insane" the "normal" ones or those who believe and truly are willing to do what it takes to make it happen for those who shall inherit what we have done for them?
Just sharing thoughts here, in all this insanity that surrounds us, trying to figure out what all is "normal" and what all "norms" have changed through the course of this short life on this earth.
Here is a video with tunes that I like to let play when working!
Yours truly,
@jackmiller
