Jordan (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} psycho_groupie) wrote,@ 2009-05-05 12:30:00 |
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I'm not talking about buildings
Every building block you have has the potential to crumble. So how can you build something stable when you know, that no matter what, the structure has the ability to collapse? Why do we keep building? Why can't we let things be as they are; why do we have to use force to put things together? Even apart the key elements would still be unstable, but would it not make more sense to leave them apart and unstable than to put a bunch of them together, building a massive unstable structure? Why do we keep building?
I'm tired, and possibly slightly crazy at the moment.
Every building block you have has the potential to crumble. So how can you build something stable when you know, that no matter what, the structure has the ability to collapse? Why do we keep building? Why can't we let things be as they are; why do we have to use force to put things together? Even apart the key elements would still be unstable, but would it not make more sense to leave them apart and unstable than to put a bunch of them together, building a massive unstable structure? Why do we keep building?
I'm tired, and possibly slightly crazy at the moment.
