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how is it irrational to say everything is connected? if you can show me two things that AREN'T connected, you'll have proven him wrong. but you can't, because

• Jage 15y ago
  Sure, you can make the argument everything is connected. I don't need to drop acid to realize that argument, nor do I plan on dropping acid because of some mystical, inexplicable revelation it brings on a bunch of space cadets Call it ignorant, I don't really care. I grew up with people that did acid, and their personalities shifted in a remarkably profound way, becoming much more introverted and quiet. Whether this was just growing up and didn't have to do with the acid, I don't know, but I know that as the only one that didn't do it my personality did not shift in that way, nor would I want it to shift in what I think is a negative manner As a side note, and something to think about, are things really connected or is your brain just looking so hard to find patterns it connects things that have absolutely no correlation? I think one of the great philosophical ideas of the last few centuries has been that reality may not exist and we interpret it-- which was generally assumed throughout thought before psychology and existentialism-- but our mind has an inner reality that we transpose onto the existential world. Aristotle was famous for saying everything has a purpose, but does it really? Or are our minds just finding a purpose for everything relative to our existence. Just some random mental masturbation for you guys