WHY CAN'T THINGS BE SIMPLY STRAIGHT?

One thing we are sure of is that no matter how much we philosophize or ‘logicise’ , a thing cannot rightfully be  and not be at the same time without falling into abysmal self-contradiction. No matter how we paint a sepulcher it cannot be anything better than a cover for the decomposed body.

Simply put there is an inherent problem in almost everything we humans are associated with.

Just look at this:

My problem with religion is not that it does not teach us about extra –natural beings, no! My problem with religion is that it ends up setting people against each other as a result of profession of different faiths. Is it not time we started looking for the Object of Religion by healing our inter-subjectivity?

Is politics better, the problem with politics is the politicians who makes laws for their personal protection while those they claim to rule or lead are forced to be indirect preys. It not time we ask for our right while standing rather than beg for it while kneeling?

The problem with sociology is that it has deviated from studying human beings and how their individual social relevance can add meaning to the life of everyone to studying the concepts about humans which may not have any special relevance to people’s life. Is it not time yet time to learn that life is larger than logic?

The problem with friendship is that friends indeed have totally become defined as friends in need whose relevance remain as long as we have particular needs they are helping us out with. Is it not time to take people as they are irrespective of the help they give us or we give them?

My problem with technology is that it is maximally making our lives simpler yet still maximally proceeds in isolating us from one another.

Where do we go from here?

I thought that I was spared but I realized that my own problem is that no matter how much I say what is going on I still wonder why I i have to struggle extra hard to do what I say. What is this all about?

The answer, they say, is blowing in the wind.