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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Have you asked yourself... How do I percieve the world, what is object reality? What are these sources of abject identity, alienating values which further seperate sensible unity... significant to whom and what, obligatory to how and when, the free spirit of autonomy versus, past bondage and expectation... What is the subject matter, of objectifying principles... differing as such,in regards to ethical and moral sentiments, obviously,the same rules don't neccesarily apply equally, schema's presentation of schisms... what it is,or what it isn't? So...what is object reality, but also,why does it differentiate and alienate ? If one has free access to well being,and another is deprived of similar opportunity, is the one whom benefits,made impervious to the slow decay of others...or, do we all share equally,the natural balance... as one concerns itself with progress,yet impedes the progress of others, what sort of real progress is being made... wouldn't that be then,the creation of abject identity? ...and for what purpose, a ready made low wage labor market? So,again...what is object reality,and what does it mean to you...fundamentally, what do you identify with...and why ? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ " 'till now man has been up against nature, from now on he will be up against his own nature..." Dennis Gabor
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