why do people think fast people are crazy?
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why do people think fast people are crazy?society can easily accept faster internet, faster cars, faster circuits and faster connections. But, the one thing that seems to blow there freaky little muddled up minds is that a human could also become charged in our great electrical field. If you are human and you move and think faster than the normal, others will just assume your the freak and stick that electrical device up to their brain to tell their mom about you! |
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RE: why do people think fast people are crazy?Interesting point you make. I think that way too. That being fast is not a bad thing. There is no reason why people should judge that because a person is fast they are simply reckless. |
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RE: why do people think fast people are crazy?I was taking some meds once that made me very hyper. It was my brief entry into the "electrical field". The good part was I could pay attention very well. The bad part was I could hardly contain myself. I prefer taking it slow and loping along as I normally do. |
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RE: why do people think fast people are crazy?Oh yes...I am there quite often. I now relish in the look of their eyes. You see, only another artist can keep up such pace as ours, naturally. We are butterflies. Our vision is a universe, vast and often balanced with the best and worst life has to offer. We are not afraid to live many journeys, for our words give an essence to the pulse of the earth. It is they that move so fast in materialism. Such a difference. We know our feet rarely touch the ground. We are freaks to them. We know with each step we take, a song is born. Fear does strange, strange things and assumptions run ramped. Just my thinking.... |
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RE: why do people think fast people are crazy?The point is really interesting...and the reason though they'll never accept it is kinda jealousy and fear... |
In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.
Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.