humans are successful because they are often on the cusp of two
options. They are neither fully monogamous nor polygamous. They
are neither vegetarian or carnivorous. They are neither all
kind or all evil. They are neither totally pack animals nor totally
independent. This is what allows them to develop multiple viewpoints,
the basis on which intelligence is formed. From the middle ground, one
can see much more of the surrounding landscape than on the extreme ends.
We take advantage of successful strategies on both ends while trying to
maintain our balance on the fence so to speak, mostly because we realize
the advantages that it gives us. The grass is always greener on the
other side for a reason. If it wasn't there would be no more room for
evolution
This idea carries out into an individuals life as well. The minute one
stops learning and experiencing and trying new things, they get stuck on
one side of the fence, unable to travel farther along the top. Having a
family at a young age, being completely commited to a job, a relationship,
a drug, a sport, a hobby. Thefree essays on dancese are all equally dangerous. They are the
pitfall that we must all avoid if we are to travel the entire path to
the end of the fence where true happiness must surely lie.
But the path never ends. So how can one avoid these pitfalls forever? Common
logic says that it must be impossible and it is. Death may be the end of the
path but is that the goal? No, surely not. It is also possible to dance on the
cusp your entire life and never truly commit to anything, and our mortality
causes this to be a truly fatal error. That is why this is a stupid analogy.
Life is about commiting to things that are important, while still dancing on
the fence so to speak. Learning, experiencing, growing are all things done
while commited to others. We are commited to things from the moment we are
born. The most important thing to truly take frmo this babblig is that no
matter what, you must remember to keep dancing on the fence.
Its not for a class. I wrote it one night when I was high
i agree indescion and choice shapes humanity
I can tell you were high. The grammar is awful, and the train free essays on danceof thought is bizarre. It wouldn't turn this rubbish in as your assignment. Your teacher will further question your drug usage.
I did not need to to read what you wrote at the end "The grass is always greener on the other side for a reason" is a dead give away.
I have to say, I did turn in an unorganized essay in an English class in college, and I wrote about "Ruth's pot" and "smoking" and used those words in ways that were out of place, my train of thought was lost, and I was unfocused, and brought pot and smoking in to my essay, it seemed so profound at that second, when I was writing. I didn't think it seemed strange, I still thought it was profound when I read it sober. My professor handed it back to me and said "You were high when you were wrote this, don't turn your papers in when you are high." He definitely knew, and I was shocked he could tell this. He was a professor, of course he knew!
Up until that sentence, I was engaged with your train of thought. When you wrote that, you lost me and I didn't read the rest.
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