by Monk Anchorwind | 20 Jan, 2014 | Introspective, Observational
You remember, therefore you are. However, is memory more than the realization that something is missing, or the attempt to relive an experience? You have the ability to become wisely skeptical due to memory, unlike the child that harms itself due to not knowing...
by Monk Anchorwind | 26 Nov, 2013 | Observational
Who Knows Better Than Veterans? Who knows the value of jobs better than we who have done it all, from the ones remembered fondly to the ones we lament. We were tools of war, and nation builders. We were movers of earth and men, food and medicine, as well as hopes and...
by Monk Anchorwind | 4 Oct, 2013 | Introspective, Observational
What if behavior is learned, instead of instinctual? What if “Human Nature” is more reflective of our environment, and less our genetics? What are we reflecting? We are intimidated by our imitation of the intimate infancy of infinity, so we pretend...
by Monk Anchorwind | 28 Sep, 2013 | Observational
Chains are measured by their weakest link. Should societies then, being a chain of generations, be measured by their least fortunate citizens? Why do we not measure ourselves by our least capable components in the same manner as we objectively analyze other...
by Monk Anchorwind | 24 Sep, 2013 | Observational
Where is the frustration from our factions? Our fighting for fractions of former worth while we who watch are flustered at the fractal patterns of faces fluttering about, apathetic to our phenomenal faults, surely such a fierce tolerance to our failings is truly...
