Always always always! It might not seem to be good at first, but in the end, it always works out for the best. Anyways, it's been a while since I've updated this, which speaks volumes for my stress level and time constraints. I've been very busy, but also very very happy. I wish I had a camera with me right now so that I could post the picture Araks got me, but you'll just have to trust me when I say it is beautiful. It's of a fallen angel. Very cool. Well since I can't post that picture, I'll post this one from a scene in Shark Tale:
I MUST go see that movie! How can anyone resist seeing a shark sucking on a straw? That is beyond cool!
2 weeks left till I head for San Franciso and get hit on by the mass gay population, SCORE! Yes, yes, very excited.
Can you believe 2004 is almost over? It passed by so fast! While I'm speaking on the topic of the passing of time, let me make a few predictions. By the year 2040, we will have regular commercial flights to outer space. We will have cell phones that don't require us to verbally speak. These will work by attaching a small unit to our throats. About a month ago they discovered that when you say things in your mind, your vocal cords actually move (subtly) with what you're saying in your head. Amplify that and you have a new, unintrusive means of communication. Also by the year 2040, nanotechnology will have evolved and be commercially available in almost everything we do. It will not revolutionize the world yet, but it will begin to become a part of our daily lives. By the year 2150, nanotechnology will have revolutionized the world.
I haven't posted in a while, so you can't complain about this entry being long. Let's discuss the univeral balance in the world. In due time, everything balances out. Take something small like offshoring. Eventually the price of offshoring will increase to the point that it isn't economically wise to do it, and the jobs will start coming back. Having had increased the GDP of our offshoring partners (mainly India), we will have increased their standard of living, and therefore they will contribute to the global economic economy.
On a larger scale, the world has no meaning. If Earth blew up right now, it would make no difference in the perspective of the entire Universe. It might cause some minor gravitational problems within our Solar System, but it won't make any difference to the Universe. Is that depressing? Does that mean we should all just kill ourselves because there is no purpose to life? On the contrary, it gives it ALL the meaning! It allows us to personally decide what we want our purpose in life to be, and not have to worry about it being right or wrong. It is the most liberating thought ever. Just think about it, you are your own master. How sweet it is.