Brain Failure

This world, like most other worlds, is victim to its own virtues. The complexities of life stem from the beauty which attracts to life in the first place. Come to think of it wouldn't everything have been much simpler if our forefathers, the single celled thingummys hadn't decided to spring up out of the blue ? Yes, quite certainly a much neater and organised world would have existed. But evolution happened much to our horror, and with it came a long series of constantly occurring changes that have resulted in the tangled mess of our lives as we lead them today. Take people for example. Brilliant creatures they may be but surely some of the most difficult to quantify and rationalise for what explanation is there ever for anything we do. the deep seated motives and subsurface mediations layered with over tones of self righteousness tend to make the bi-pedal mammals almost the most damned-if-i-understand-it things on the planet. Love seems to be a central theme in most of my c

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I wonder sometimes as to the complexities of the simplest thing of all - Life. Existence is the quintessential element of being which is of course the basis of all presences in the Universe whether celestial or pan-terrestrial. And yet for something that is the founding stone of literally all else, it is shrouded in so much doubt and uncertainty. No, I am not arguing creationism versus evolution. It is well established that evolution brought us from the chemical soup we once were to the functional multicellular organic processors we are. For in fact, we are nothing more that walking, talking and pooping computers really. More so today than we ever were. But here again I ramble as usual. I suppose my chips are a bit fried. To make a clearer point, I just recently got transferred to Pune, which is the equivalent of a million miles from my home. The very environment around me has suddenly morphed into something I am unused to. In the muddle of settling down, it occurred to me that if