http://viragette.com/2005/01/the-age-of-reason/ Sun, 20 May 2012 16:08:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 http://viragette.com/2005/01/the-age-of-reason/comment-page-1/#comment-16 viragette Thu, 13 Apr 2006 14:03:35 +0000 http://viragette.com/?p=94#comment-16 [...] First off, I no longer think that logical people are necessarily trapped in a logical outlook. I mean, look at all of the illogical stuff I get up to. On purpose. What’s more, it doesn’t make sense (Irony? yes.) to ignore the irrational or intuitive or aesthetic signals - internal and external - that even the most logical person is presented with on a daily basis. It’s possible, but damn depressing. I wouldn’t wish that on anyone. I know this is lazy attempt at re-hashing previous ideas (here and here). But still. Second, I am impatient, and I am also living in a state of constantly teasing that line. Like break-dancing on the North Korean border. And that’s not really “waiting”. I am letting what comes, come. Or trying to. [...] [...] First off, I no longer think that logical people are necessarily trapped in a logical outlook. I mean, look at all of the illogical stuff I get up to. On purpose. What’s more, it doesn’t make sense (Irony? yes.) to ignore the irrational or intuitive or aesthetic signals - internal and external - that even the most logical person is presented with on a daily basis. It’s possible, but damn depressing. I wouldn’t wish that on anyone. I know this is lazy attempt at re-hashing previous ideas (here and here). But still. Second, I am impatient, and I am also living in a state of constantly teasing that line. Like break-dancing on the North Korean border. And that’s not really “waiting”. I am letting what comes, come. Or trying to. [...]

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