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Offline thompson_321

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An apology
on: August 14, 2011, 06:11:33 PM
Please allow me to apologize for my language and attitude on this website. It is unprofessional and immature. I take full responsibility for these actions, and can assure you that this will not happen again. Once again, I am sorry for my actions.

Offline pianowolfi

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Re: An apology
Reply #1 on: August 14, 2011, 06:31:06 PM
Please allow me to apologize for my language and attitude on this website. It is unprofessional and immature. I take full responsibility for these actions, and can assure you that this will not happen again. Once again, I am sorry for my actions.

Well you know, of course I (or other persons here) actually can't judge you at all as a person, nor judge your posts on this internet forum because nobody knows anything about your background, or about the reasons of why you decided to repeatedly post on the same subject from a point of view that seemed to most of us like a sort of time lapse and never ending circle of thoughts.

Your struggle actually just makes me (and in all probability others) feel sorry for you, but neither me or anybody else here can really help you, obviously. I think that it might be the best option for you to actually get something *done* after all. Practice and work consistently, follow your path, look for your real goals in life. But don't move around in never ending fruitless circles of thoughts and behaviour.

Offline m1469

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Re: An apology
Reply #2 on: August 14, 2011, 06:41:23 PM
I think that it might be the best option for you to actually get something *done* after all. Practice and work consistently, follow your path, look for your real goals in life. But don't move around in never ending fruitless circles of thoughts and behaviour.

I do agree with you, and actually your whole post, but I can also have a sympathy for the character thompson321.  In the end, though, even if circular thinking may *seem* justifiable, the only way out of that h*ll is by taking steps, putting oneself into some kind of motion (even if there are not obvious solutions from the perspective of the thinking spot alone), and starting some kind of journey towards demonstrating whatever is one's thoughts and being (potential).  Personally, I believe we all have a potential to be more than just "thinkers" and that there is a right balance between also being a doer!  

And, while it's important to think, sometimes what seems like intelligent thinking is really an imposture that has disguised itself as such, and is instead actually good-intentions lapsed into apathy, fear, doubt, guilt ... whatever stops momentum (for whatever reasons; sometimes justifiable, sometimes groundless, but unhelpful in terms of progress, all the same).  I don't believe that's intelligence anymore, so wisdom and perspective are a big help there.  That is tricky for everybody in *some* portion of their lives!  That doesn't mean, though, that we are excused by life from taking the needed steps!  In fact, whatever it is, will simply not go away nor will it be fully forgotten until we grow out of it into and by way of a higher demonstration of being.
"The greatest thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving"  ~Oliver Wendell Holmes

Offline countrymath

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Re: An apology
Reply #3 on: August 14, 2011, 06:45:44 PM
Aren't you that guy who said that was tired of the internet and bla bla bla?
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Offline pianoman53

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Re: An apology
Reply #4 on: August 14, 2011, 07:36:11 PM
Maybe it's because I don't trust the internet in general, but I'm not buying it. At all... I mean, it takes a minute to create an account, but you prefer to tell us that you have schizofrenia? It just seem too.. much for me

Offline smallville

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Re: An apology
Reply #5 on: August 14, 2011, 08:09:57 PM
Please allow me to apologize for my language and attitude on this website. It is unprofessional and immature. I take full responsibility for these actions, and can assure you that this will not happen again. Once again, I am sorry for my actions.

A very important thing to remember is that young children/people may be using this site.

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Re: An apology
Reply #6 on: August 15, 2011, 12:25:24 AM
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