To Pin Sanity with the Real Instead of the Ornamental
Running out of ideas is a fairly normal and an almost everyday experience to some. Yet to a lot of people, it could be the early signs of a dying enthusiasm within which each cloud’s heftiness is supposed to defy the pull of the earth. Could one consider such a condition as “brain drain”? Or is it a fair manifestation of a balanced psychological projection of things toward the self that could be evident on how a person handles his decorum?
The ability to contain one’s own desire is surely rare especially in this age where the economic system effectively manipulates society to push its consumerist problems to the hilt. It wouldn’t be a surprise if our society could end up being so dependent and so obsessed with all that is superficial, it would dumb people down and ultimately strike them with an amnesia-like illness preventing them from using the simplest of machines.
And statistical records are consistent in saying, from one totally developed country to another, that despite technological advancement much of the world has gone through, man had been unable to cope up, resulting into various activities and beliefs that reflect if not complete miseducation, utter idiocy.
Can society get its way back to the right path? The answer is yes and it is fairly easy. People should just keep in mind to always consider not only what is superficial but also the ambiguities of signs prevalent in any corner of one’s consciousness. Example, if you see a person wearing Safety Pin cufflinks, you shouldn’t immediately judge on whether it’s really safety pins or mere novelty cufflinks. Having the keenness of the eye to know what ornaments are compared to what are useful, like silver cufflinks, would be enough to keep the world and its sanity in tact.
