| [2006 August 28] Okay, explain what the curly-que tree is all about. And don't tell me it means 'bondage'. When I see something that looks like a spring I think 'springy' not 'bondage'. It's a pogo tree.
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Apparently Rudy doesn't know much about the human mind. Humans tap into that timeless realm quite a bit. Much of the time it's categorized as beginner's luck or just 'luck', but really it's an integral part of the human mind. If a human can be distracted into a state of 'no-think' a human can do some pretty amazing stuff. It's kinda like the first time I ever played hearts (a card game). It was on a computer and I had absolutely no idea what I was doing.. and I 'shot the moon' on the first game. That's beginner's luck. That's what a state of no-think produces. | |
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| [2006 August 28] This is more or less an idea of the difference between humans and animals. Animals live by instinct, but humans take the more academic approach. It's true that, in the case of natural disasters animals are more keen to the event before it happens, whereas people with the same 'premonitions' are considered to have extra sensory perception.
Sorry if I don't like to explain what every metaphor means. I'd like to keep it open for interpretation. Not like anyone really reads the comic anyway, but let's say that the movie "Stay" offered a lot of similar metaphors. No, it doesn't mean bondage. It nearly means the opposite.
Also, I'm not intending for Rudy to be an all-out genius. | |
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