It’s by the Clash I think. Listen to it, the chorus is so true in many scenerios. And I too have dealt with too many situations where the statement had applied to it. And for some I did go. The result was worse if I hadn’t stayed.

Should I stay or should I go, if I stay there will be trouble and if I go there will be double.

              Timothy had dealt with great obstacles but once he had passed him, he had then metamorphosed  into a new man. A man who was able to feel empathy and sympathy for creatures. A man who was able to see how life was really valuable and thus being a joyous person to be around with. He had become something many aspire to be one day, a caring person.  Since he was able to connect with nature he had then focused his time towards the bear, not just any ol’ bear but the grizzly bear. He had went traveld to schools through out USA to teach students about grizzlies. He is also a co-author of a book called Among Grizzlies: Living with Wild Bears in Alaska that shares his experience. He hadn’t taken any prophets from the book or from anything that he has done of which emphasizes his devotion towards the bears.  He really devoted himself to them and I am sure that he wouldn’t mind to give up his body to the m as he wouldn’t to everyone else around him.

            People might say he is off his rocker, however many would disagree. To have lived in the wild for 13 years is quite incredible. He is able to interact with the animals without having them to run away. Timothy is almost like Jesus of mother nature. He came down on this planet to help the bears and more imporantly educate us on our wrong doings.

Goodbye Timothy.  

and a compliation of Haikus  to swallow

Eating Chickens pain

Having them suffer every day

In traumatizing pain.

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Cows had roamed the field

 Now stand and languish the feel

Turns out as foul veal.

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Corn is the new God

Used for everything but food

To degrade our health.

My goodness, what a world we live in.

Sure it’s quite a petty thing to fret about however this does happen on a bigger scale and I’ve been around too often to witnesses all types.

I wonder how people live their lives knowing their lack of decency or maybe they are just trying to survive like everyone else?

For those who don’t know what I’m writing about..it’s Food Inc.

Though the movie did open up one idea to me. That farming is a practice of the past. Profit is maximized for the sacrifice fo genes, animal cruelty, health of consumers and having unique food.

The more I think of this right now, the more I feel disgusted about our money hungry world where there is a small minority (that continues to grow smaller- just look at what Starbucks is doing) of corporations that own a great portion of brands in the market. They controll what we eat and what’s worse is that they aren’t responsible for the food’s effects since we don’t have much of a choice to what there is to eat.  You might play devils advocate by saying:

1) People could grow their own garden

2) They could stop eating fast food/junk food

3) They are in controll of what they eat

but to refute my own arguments…1- Not everyone live in houses and have land as well as rich soil

2- Junk/fast food is much cheaper than vegetables and fruit that too could have chemicals in them

3- Factors such as money and what could be found in the market also play a role

And in such a technolgoically advanced world where people now live longer, food is now created for unethical reasons..

But i’ll soon get to that…

I saw an excerpt of it about a man who has a job of changing words. Words are very powerful and they can do a lot of good or harm and pretty much just about anything with a person seeing as how we are social creatures.

We relate to different words in different ways and each word can be effective in persuasion. For example, why use crude oil when you could use the words Sun’s blood. Atheist? Anti-theist. Seeing as how crude oil would evoke thoughts like global warming, pollution and plastic. In addition to that, atheists would evoke deity-less (HA! it sounds like diet less) people with no morals and that are going to suffer the punishment of the punishment of the deity. (those would be the views of some religious folk)

So this man gets hired by companies in order to help the company change the views of people about their service or product in the hopes of making more money. Sounds complicated? Well he goes into rooms with a sample group and creates an experiment that would let him see if they agree. They might disagree or agree with him or even use gadgets to show their levels of agreement during the experiment. Those can be done in various way, whether it’s by talking with the people or showing a movie and recording witnessing their reactions in real time with their gadgets. Sounds easy?

He explains that we all know facts but it’s all on the outside while on the inside we might disagree because of our emotion.

That in itself is a fallacy for the people to do whether they are aware of it or not since our emotions are subjective and constantly change.

But when I look deeper into this, I see ignorance.

Really now…

Unlike Hitler who’s good with words of which created genocide, this man might create extinction. He’s like Hitler but up for hire.

Since if people were slightly more educated on a certain topic, they might be able to see through his words and so the confidence in their belief and it will uphold their emotions.

I really make him sound like a weapon but like I said earlier, words are powerful.

But in layman’s terms…

His ability can be enormous when surrounded by uneducated people.

To be…

CONTINUED!