我爬武吉知马山。

然后放屁了。

爱人说她听见了。

我不以为然。

因为爬山放屁还有爱人。

都是好东西。

Insofar as all socialization of children involves teaching them what is right and wrong, good and bad.

And that we are moving towards sparing the rod.

The consequence is treacherous.

Instead of directing human action through brute force on human flesh.

We are now using methods practiced by contemporary politicians.

And thus, in replacement of the suffering of the flesh, we are now administering suffering of the soul.

And thus, bringing up a child in a 'civilized' manner, humane as it sounds. 

Always involves eliciting feelings, in your child, of shame and guilt.

And that, is a simplified way of using Foucauldian theory to account for the rarity of caning rods for sale in Singapore.

I like the idea that aliens exist. And I believe so too.

Because of the law of probability.

And so I was watching some documentaries that make fun of how aliens are depicted anthropomorphically in Hollywood.

That evoke, once again, the evergreen Darwinian theory of evolution.

How aliens look like, will depend on how they have adapted to their environments.

And insofar as there are planets that are nothing like Earth, aliens could very well look unimaginable.

To the extent, that we cannot detect them at all.

Because they could very well be consciousness, our consciousness.

Yes, aliens are our consciousness.

This means that instead of the theist argument that God gave humans freewill.

It was aliens who did.

Because aliens ARE our freewill.

We are therefore not 'free', simply 'alienated'. And that has a lot of implications on Marxist theory.

And so that explains why we see strange creatures that we rationalize as 'our minds playing tricks on us'.

For hey, if I'm an alien living in your head, I wouldn't want you to know.

Yes, our minds aren't the ones playing tricks on us.

It's fucking aliens.

There's a reason why we call it 'spoilers'.

Because people don't want to know.

I guess one of the consequences of putting much value on the willpower.

And what it could do.

Is that whenever I see a physically-impaired person.

I feel sympathy, like most people do.

But only second to another dominant emotion.

And that is respect.