i can do it. « the brain — an apparatus with which we think we think.

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benjamin tay puay chong
born sep 19 1988,
mshs/ri/rjc/cambridge

Recorded here are attempts to relate my thought processes in written form. Also recorded are the tenets of life I passively endorse; and the unfortunate disgust I associate with them.

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June 22, 2009, 12:05 am
Filed under: daily occurrences

i’ve always wanted to say more than what people are prepared to hear, which leads to unilateral rambling on my part.
sadly, the crux of communication lies in its bilateral nature, blurred further by an occasional barrier of hypocrisy that people sub-consciously erect and the humanistic tendency for selective listening.

i have all the answers to the questions people never ask. but who cares?
the unfortunate truth that plagues me all the time is that what matters — ultimately — is what you show you have, not what you have.

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