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I've always stated that closed-mindedness is my least favorite human feature. History repeats itself because humans account for the past, present, and future. So of course history is repetitive when all those involved thinks the same. If we want it to be different, it's going to take individuals who either have disdain or apathy for the current and past societies. Narrow-mindedness will never produce a different result.



People often mistaken laziness for disinterest. In reality, there's no difference between my typing on my keyboard for several hours, or punching keys on a cash register. In the illusion, we are 'working', being a 'good citizen'. It's already been proven that human behavior greatly depends on the environment, this tells us that we can be conditioned. All work is, essentially, is a conditioned interest. I can have many interests: books, jogging, site-seeing, etc. Conversely, others may not be too interested in my activities. However, there's one activity we all share, and that's the idea of 'work'. However, the truth is, we only share it because we are all introduced to it at some point in life, and realize it's necessary for our survival. And because of the 'contributing citizen' hallucination, a label was created for those who simply isn't excited by the idea of having interests forced upon their life. If motivation is 'to do', then mostly every human has motivation, just different targets. It's funny; doctors, lawyers, engineers....the world agrees that having only one interest is 'normal'. Yet, subtract that one, have zero interest in the world; and suddenly you are doomed.



This goes beyond work, everyone is judgmental toward lack of participation in many of society's activities. They are seemingly oblivious to the fact they aren't living their own life, they are just the manifested imagination of others. It's scary when you think about it, imagine a little girl sitting at her doll table playing with her toys. She's envisioning each of their actions according to her will. Humans are no different; we are those dolls incapable of living in our own world; only a figure in the minds of others. This is how the world operates; businesses, governments, we are mere numbers and statistics. The statistics show that people may get hungry when seeing the colors red and yellow, so restaurants devise their plans accordingly; to bring us in. Society expects a certain behavior from us, and will do anything to get that expected behavior. Because of my obsession with human behavior, it helped to better understand the world around me. However, I try my best not to believe in anything, I think beliefs imprisons you. I try not to have hate toward anyone, for fear of my mind closing as well. And while I try not to hate anyone, I try not to love the partitions of society. Even scientist, which is a respected role, is indirectly responsible for our conditioned behavior. Governments and businesses use their studies to their own advantage. They discovered cures for diseases, and because of them, the human race is now higher in the average life rate. However, that's only prolonging an unfair and cruel world. Even if I have a gun for self-defense purposes, should I truly be happy that such weapons exist? So you see, even the most good of intentions seems to have some negative consequences. I try to be objective in all my views, establish an equilibrium. To simply, 'have no opinion'. This sometimes lead me into thinking that there is no 'good or bad', though due to discrepancies, it's not something I'm convinced of yet.



In short, I'm curious as to whether there's any truth in this world, beyond the illusion of society. To me, society just seems like a mountain that's obstructing the view of reality. Anyways, as you can see, I dislike the closed-mindedness that's apparent in human beings. My least favorite human feature. It's hard to make a biography without discussing my ideals; since my life sorta revolves around them. You'll

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