Thought 1

I have been eating watermelon for a few minutes now, and grew tired of spilling the juice onto the keyboard. As I began to wipe it up with a rag, I realized that if I simply placed the rag over the keyboard, then the juice could spill onto it and I wouldn't have to adjust my eating habits awkwardly and still fail at not getting juice on my keyboard. The logic behind this is something very knew to me, why change yourself when you can change the situation? I guess is the question being asked here. Is this idea selfish in a sense? is it more effective? does it apply to other things such as arguments, organization? I'm not sure feel free to extrapolate for me. Back to the watermelon.

Story

Okay, so I've been toying with this idea for a while, basically you have a world ruled by writing. What you write is linked to your soul, primarily a world focused on literature but still futuristic when compared to us. I don't have much of a spine as far as characters, plot that sorta thing. Would you say that this idea isn't cliche? that it's worth the effort it will take to write it?

Perceiving

Came across another idea today. I was doing my science homework, which consisted rereading a document titled "What Science Is" (reviewing the basics of the basics) and number one on a section titled Modern science has its limitations reads  "1.Observations are confined to the biological limits of our senses, even with technological enhancement." I figure there must be something out there that goes beyond our biological sense, so what would it be like? Haha, I know that trying to understand such a thing would be like explaining site to a man who is blind. Just a thought.

An old Idea

Way back when, at the end of the ninth grade year, before summer started, I came across an Idea while looking up at the stars. I was wondering what separates us from animals. Though it's slightly assumptive to say, I believe we have a higher understanding of the things around us, when compared to your average dog or cat. So then I questioned what is below a dog, or animal? An insect? Then below that perhaps a cell. I continued this train of thought till the idea that perhaps there is a simple sense of existence, the bottom rung of this ladder. You feel, not in the traditional sense because a table can't exactly interpret stimuli, but you have a sensation of existence. What do you think of this idea?

Hello (as cliche as a title as that is what can I say?)

This particular post exists to give you an idea of what this blog is about. Ideas tend to pop into my mind without much of a cause, everything from story ideas, maybe an invention which I have no clue how to make, or perhaps something more profound. 

My reason for doing this? Well I felt like being a conformist, my friends were doing it, it seemed like an interesting idea so I figured hey what the heck? 

So sit back, and enjoy the rantings of a 15 year old boy.