Aimless wrote:
the distortions in the glass made interesting changes as I moved my field of vision. So here I am standing in front of a window alone and bobbing and weaving. If anyone had walked in I would have felt very silly and I am occasionally caught in scenes like this. What do you do over and over just because it's a small neat thing to experience?
My life is full of moments like this and I cant enumerate a' one, Aimless............but I know the moment your describing here.
I have walked in cemeteries, and note the wear on old monuments (some 150 years) and notice entire families lined up side by side 3 generations worth now 6 feet under.I notice the rich and the poor , and their buried together , and think and imagine their hopes and aspirations and the inevitable outcome.
I'm very sure my behavior is atypical here, and would elicit a weirdo remark if the passersby knew what I was up to.
Just a note: That
silliness is just their point of view ,due to the 'majority' mindset, as a corollary that their behaviors are normal.
I could never understand the lack of individualism in the masses, other than theories (jung's archetypes).
Ive never read a ' scientific paper'or double blinded studies in anthropology to where anything could be distilled down to cause and effect with statistically proven data..