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If you ask a quantum physicists to tell you how the universe was created he would say energy which can not be created or destroyed, always has and always will be, moves through form, into from, and out of form. Now if you ask a theologian who created the universe he/she would say God and God can not be created or destroyed, always has and always will be, moves through form, into from, and out of form. So does religion state Energy as God. It seems like it. And in my opinion it is.Your thoughts?

I had this discussion in my CLA-SS thought i would get other peoples opinions since it seemed very one sided.

psn_Jaimzl

Anyone can fabricate a loose comparison with anything without putting too much rational thought into it. This is the problem of problems. Not enough rational thought, and too much speculation and assumption-making, and drawing bogus conclusions in the process, or simply not "thinking" at all and just going along with what your parent's told you. Your parent's are not infallible. Why not one-up them and transcend the BS?

Ultimately, and no matter how long, life is what you make of it. Play it as if it was a game, but bear in mind the mortal consequences. Meaning your decisions in the game are real and you will have to live with them, without a reset button or quicksave you can fall back on.

We all wish for longer games to get our money's worth...why don't you?

I know the definition of talent.

What i do not know, is the definition of "true" talent. I´m guessing the answer lies deep within the murky waters of subjective reality...

... and far away from the critics.

BiancaDK

Sorry I have not replied to you yet. Say...tomorrow...I'm too trashed to do you justice.

Music is not an isolated entity. Any music created is a direct reflection of the creator, right down to their motives for creating it. Now matter how hard one tries, or doesn't try, the music one creates or admires is a direct reflection of their outlook on life. Everything is interlinked, in a/an holistic capacity.

The motives for creating or enjoying a piece of music directly reflects ones upbringing, or existential outlook on life. The creator or enjoyer of any peice of art wears their heart on their sleeve.

That "sleeve" will denote elements of one's political and social outlook, whether you like it or not.

...and as I read it, I judge, compared to my own. It is inevitable. I know i'm trashed, but please, do you understand?