spacers!

i sorta have giving myself a night off coz my brain hurts from diving in a bitter ocean of stupid texts. too many reading too little time and i am still holding the seat of being the worst student in class. seems like i like its temperature a lot, that's why i stick with it for so long.

geezz i still have to take another course of this subject in the next semester...i can't wait for the next semester to end!

what a pain!

someone asked me about the greeting message for my journal page the other day

realness is de-emphasized as a criterion of experience and interactors simply accept virtual representation as real objects.

- myself

hehhee...thank you, finally someone actually notice about its stupidity.

i've been waiting for that.

he said he doesn't get it!

well...neither do i!

yes, i worte that and i know where it was drawn from. the original idea came from a greek philosophy but i am trying to avoid mentioning or referring to those oversize brain philosophers and just go simple here.

the idea of putting thise two confusing lines is because i hate it.

i hate reading complicated text that take me around the globe for nothing but a simple conclusion that can be composed within a sentence.

im not alone here for this matter, many people might have heard the story about one guy who submitted his article that was flooded with jargon words. after reviewing, his paper got published. after that he wrote a letter to the publisher saying that his paper maked no senses at all whatsoever. by using big words got his meaningless paper published. lol

many books require readers to interpret the meaning, my question is...

what the purpose of writing something that people hardly access to your ideas? are you trying to exclude people from your 'academic' world?

shouldn't you try to make people become smarter?

or are you trying to make yourself look intelligent by covering yourself with big words? geez! you do need help, if that's the case!

life has its own cycle...i'm bragging about this today, but there's no guarantee that someday in teh future i won't become one of them tho...

coz there are not only will power and intention that drive us do things they way we do.

ciao!

isemi-stupid/semi-intelligent atomica

yah i am a fan of writers who can make complicated stuff simple, like stephen hawking (well as simple as it can be made). what are you studying/suffering through? i studied art undergraduate and so... voluntarily... read a lot of hooha about floating signifiers and whatnot. semiotics, cultural theory... bah. (i did get a french comp lit guy to confess that french cultural theorists place more value on fancy writing than on actual content, but i cheated i got him sloshed first beer is cheap in beijing).

you know what if you gotta read philosophy and complicated ideas and stuff it's nice to at least read someone who can write simply and clearly like bertrand russell or wvo quine.

and tech writing? forget it.. it is written to keep ppl out not to promote understanding... grrrrr...

btw your journal heading, frighteningly, reminds me of baudrillard...

I hate those text .......... remind me of reading my work paper when it comes to insurance policy....... I often asked myself... where am i..... but hey.......while you find yourself having a hard time understanding .....think about others who not even semi-stupid/semi-intelligent as you said....someone maybe complete-stupid......they probably burn the whole textbook....lolz.......so... hang in there and sip some wine ;p

i have given up reading those books to devote my free time exclusively to watching television... given that i'm a film student i can pass this off as a necessary part of my work and my life...

I don't know!

t's not baudrillard that inspired me to write those, it's someone more famous and much much older...i found baudrillard and his simulacrum argument way after i wrote it.

i like the idea of reading books with lots of picture hehehheee ; )

and kitty! i've never be able to read those contracts or insurance policy, you've got my bow!

i get inspiration from tintin and asterix... witty,well written and loads of cool animations.Aforementioned books are good alternative to valium on long haul flights ;-)