nanashiRei

What do you see when you look into a mirror?

I don't see anything, ever. Since it's rationally seen just the same as you would see when you turn around.

It's a red flower, thought it's now white.

Don't things often look different on the outside, then they do from the inside? I think it's the same with the Internet. When you look at it from the outside, as in people that don't really use it to its full potential, they see all the problems and pitfalls like phishing or child-porn or whatsoever dirty occurrence. But when you are into it, you know this stuff is just "part of it" as it is in the real world. It's not like no one ever steals or murders someone. But the fact that the medias only report bad stuff to the world forces down the image of the web.

Night is dark, day is bright. Moon is cold, sun is hot.

Many things find them self again in a pattern. Like ethic roots of people (as in Asian, European or what not). For a European guy it's really often so, that they have to say: "Damn, this Asian guys look all the same!" but when you turn the coin it's just the same with Asian peoples thinking about us. It's something about getting used to the looks of something. Just look at the stores we, or you, have in your town/village. You will like these most because they fit into your personal pattern of offers, because you got used to it. When you then even go so far to travel to another country, you will get to a point where you don't know what to buy because their local stores host very different brands. Isn't that sad?

Over the mountain it's shorter then by foot.

Weird, isn't it? But that's what we call paradox. Also is it paradox when i just finish here now?