What people see isn't what it seems. Take an apple for example. Its glowing red skin attracts you to picking it up, feeling it, and then it finally goes into your mouth. Your head tells you, "oh what a succulent feeling this fruit will be". Until in the end you realise that a taste of bitter hits your taste bud, which makes you want to puke. You now take it out of your mouth, despising that bitter taste, and your eyes rolls around to see what's wrong with the apple. Then, you see the rotten black degrading flesh of that apple, which makes you despise of it. Perception plays role when we see things, like the saying goes "seeing is believing". Now, try putting it the other way around.
People tend to see things and judge it based on what they have seen, which makes them think "oh I’m right, I’m always right". Well that kind of bullshit does happens to people who themselves are bullshits. I'm not trying to be hypocritical here, for me myself tends to do that sometimes, but doing it full time, you are just being an ass. What you see is not what you believe, for mankind is not a moving metal part doing whatever they was programmed to do. The world you see is not like the electrons, swarming and spinning the continuously around the nucleus. The world is more like how the annihilation of positrons and electrons occur. The existence of positrons always ends with electrons, colliding, destroying themselves. But you must know that, not everything just ends like that. The human behaviour is like the quarks. Different combinations of up, down, strange charms and few more, makes up different sub particles, nor elementary particles. Bond between human is rather more or less like gluon. Sometimes people just stick, and some just aren't. The diversity of human behaviour makes the world an interesting place to live, to struggle, to bear, and perhaps, to survive. If all were to be the same, what good is it?
The electrons spin around the nucleus, the moon spins around the Earth, the Earth orbits around the Sun, and the sun revolving around the Milky Way. But the world damn world does not revolve around you. You, whoever you are, men or women, as an individual, the surroundings do not play around you, but others also. The brain works how it supposes to, but the way we think is more important rather than to accept every single crap your brain tells you.
Forgive me for the weird post. It’s not like every day you feel this ‘amusing’ to say things. Whatever physics that spilled out in this post, perhaps some are misleading I suppose. Sorry if some are wrong. Damn, it would be better writing the friggin’ TOK essay rather than writing this. I'm going haywire already. :(
