It is those who understand that are the greatest threat to falsified social harmony and the greatest benefit for raw future innovation.
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It is those who understand that are the greatest threat to falsified social harmony and the greatest benefit for raw future innovation.
Courtesy of Creative Insomnia
Mentally capacity. Secret society. Geometric war. It was weird.
Crazy, weird dream. Going back in time to just a decade-or-so before I was born, but at the same time witnessing a different kind of future unfold. Some sort of geometric, nuclear war in the early stages, having its effect. A spurt in technology past what we now have in the present day. A secret society who knew me when I hadn't them with an agenda to assist me in some sort of mission even I wasn't immediately familiar with. My mental skills developing an ability to manifest themselves physically, in order to not only protect myself in this interdimensional war, but to protect and save others in the battlefield that had transformed every populated street, building and neighborhood into a war zone. Involuntarily beginning to feel and experience the different memories and emotions of those around me that were suffering from the war. The ability to know them personally without a single communication, in order to understand the right ways to educate them on how to protect themselves physically from what was happening and prepare themselves mentally for what was to come - which even I wasn't entirely sure about. Have you ever played 'Star Fox' on the 'Super Nintendo'? Yeah, parts of it kind of had that same feel, just dramatically more evolved. It was weird.
You can't be afraid to fail. Failure is inevitable. It's whether you let it build or destroy you, that makes all the difference.
Courtesy of Creative Insomnia.
It’s astounding how many people doom themselves to fail at life because they choose not to read the instructions. Like hitting the “Eject” button while sitting on a plane, without a parachute, because it’s colored red. Or pressing the green button on a tablet because they thought it meant, “Finish Transaction” instead of “Sell You My Soul.”
And it looks like I just found some more #drawings from my young, pop-cultured childhood, too! WOO, #POKEMON!! XD (at Phoenix / Chandler, AZ)