Outbreak

To those virus authors (not forgetting any malicious code authors, be it trojans, spywares, etc), I wish them a miserable life, full of pain and sufferings.

It is unforgivable, making innocent people wince in unease.

Now that Avicenna is in the house...hopefully he'll be a more formidable opponent against those villains

Poor Nao.

Kuruma

"The thing that is really hard, and really amazing, is giving up on being perfect and beginning the work of being yourself" ~ Anna Quindlen

Too fast.

The world is moving too fast, with time speeding exponentially. It grabs you when you least expect it, hoisting you along for a wild, wild ride.

On this highroad, there's no speeding ticket. Traffic rarely impedes the motion. The only hope of stopping is to run out of gas, but it's a permanent stop. Until the next road is laid down before you. The scenarios that you observe as you move are getting more and more out of human control. Even if you try to rectify it, you can't. You'll get washed away, and who knows if you can survive.

So I can only stay in this car and look on helplessly. The seatbelt is too tight, but unbuckling it is by no means wise.

Not only do I feel desolated, now I'm nauseated as well.

I think I'm getting sick.

Current Music: A New Day Has Come - Celine Dion

Mushiro

Life would be much, much better if no such thing as "That's your problem, not mine" in our minds.

Humanity has never been more forgotten. It makes one wonder where has the sentiment of "I scratch your back, you scratch mine" gone to? Isn't that what life is about; helping one another (regardless of one's background, etc) to make this world a better place? So that our daily lives will be much smoother?

"Your problem, not mine" sums up the speaker's personality nicely: Selfish, arrogant.

Not everyone faces the same darn things. Sure, the older ones would have said that they had indeed, in the distant past. But times are changing.

Your past is not necessarily my present. And our present times are different.

Systems are established to make processes run smoother. But a system that makes everyone's life a living hell should be thrown aside, abolished for the sake of mankind.

Trying to come up with a system as a solution is not easy. One must be able to anticipate the un-anticipated, having a forecast of every single possibility that may come across. And usually, systems, being god-awfully rigid, are not easily changed.

Another thing is tradition. Perhaps it is our inherent tendency to make things more complicated than they actually are. It's enough having limits we are never to transgress...so why on earth do we have to add more 'rules' to it? Going against tradition is the best way of being labelled as an infidel.

If only I could not care less about how people/society think about me. Would that mean I would be going against my innate disposition? Is it wrong to fight the current if it's only sending you to self-destruction?

Though we, being the ones stuck with following those confounded rubbish they call system and whatnots, are too impotent to fight for our basic human rights. We're living in a world where power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.

Could someone...anyone tell me where's the exit?

Current Music: Illuminati - Malice Mizer