There’s something odd about the ‘human condition.’ The fact that paranoia and silly unsubstantiated fear can completely override logic. All this truly rears its ugly head when people watch Fox News, but its prevalent everywhere in life.
Its strange to me that people will believe what they want to believe when shown facts and amazing evidence to the contrary. Sure, I COULD be talking about religion, but I’m not. I do remember a conversation with a woman who said, “Well why couldn’t everything have just ‘started’ six thousand years ago?”
A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Showing posts with label small town. Show all posts
Showing posts with label small town. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
The Visible Effects of Hard Drugs on the Body
One of the ugliest parts of living in a small town is the ratio of people who use drugs. What is really sad is how apparent it is. Many drugs damage the body in many obvious ways. Crystal Meth is one of the most obvious.
Lisa and I are close to the same age, yet there are people she graduated with that look well over double our age. The scars, the sagging skin, the wrinkles, and the teeth are all huge indicators. There are so many folks she’s introduced me to that look as old as Lisa’s mother (who has aged decently well) yet are either our age or younger.
Monday, February 25, 2013
Technological Dark Ages
There’s nothing quite like living in small town, rural United States. There are many things that feel backwards and out of date, but there’s one thing above all that makes me feel truly out of touch with society.
There is a telecommunications company here that has a monopoly of the rural areas here. It’s a small place, and they overcharge for everything. But what gets me is the cell phones. Most of the civilized world now has cell phones, and the market for them is an unbelievable place. New phones come out every week it seems, and the competition forces phones to just get better and better.
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