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Mon 6 Feb, 2017 08:52 am
Is it unusual, for reality to be both a lab and a room of portraits, or a rock concert? Why on earth does reality consist of both test tubes, transistors "and" pianos and suits?
@Thomas33,
I think the reason why you perceive this distinction so clearly is because people are immersed in the games they play, and they become very anxious if the roles are not distinctly separated. Ideally, a laboratory and a concert would be one reality, intermingling with each other, and neither of them would frustrate you or elevate you - you would be able to do anything in any of them.
@8oris,
You wouldn't want it drifting into the bog though. Call me old fashioned, but when I have a **** I don't want to do it onstage with Ozzy Osbourne while Brian Cox takes measurements.
@8oris,
I welcome your reply, because of what you said about roles not being separated. Yes, it does seem that people get anxious or angry due to out of context behaviour.
@izzythepush,
izzythepush wrote:
Call me old fashioned, but when I have a **** I don't want to do it onstage with Ozzy Osbourne while Brian Cox takes measurements.
That's the only way I want to ****.
@Thomas33,
Reword that whole question please I feel like im taking it the wrong way
@samyboy27,
Apologies. It just feels illogical, for reality to both consist of atoms and genders, or clothes and electricity.
@samyboy27,
samyboy27 wrote:
Reword that whole question please I feel like im taking it the wrong way
Sam you are not taking it wrong, Thomas is insane.
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