but to [rejoice] in splendour

We suppress our childlike wonder, curiosity and innocence for indifference, apathy and cynicism that we call adulthood.

What am I looking for? That’s a question I haven’t found an answer yet. Maybe an inkling, maybe someone with a sense of humor, someone intelligent, someone attractive - but I find that its the same thing over and over, the description most people provide are the same general guidelines from a handbook that hasn’t been written or maybe written in a magazines that should be mocked until the end of time. Well the basics, down to business, I guess technology keeps it short and simple. It keeps us regulated into single words; it defines us because we let it, because it is easier than the alternative - facing ourselves; confused with a sense of loneliness. So I guess, if I can’t really say what I want nor do I want to list the qualities of myself and physical descriptions (other than tall and thin, with a “fu¢k attitude,” and the tiredness of trying to fit any group or descriptions) of who I am. I mean how do you know someone until you actually talk to them, how can ...

This is a response to the article at NYTIMES ... Its easy for a lot of the posters to say that the world doesn't need anymore cars... except that America itself has SUVs and multiple vehicles in each household. There was an article in NYtimes earlier last week on the consumption factor and how US is 32x the per capita than rest of the world. Nothing, well almost nothing, is going to stop the growth of the middle class in India and China... they all want what we have, which is a better life and a car and a house and etc. The article said the only way that the world itself will cope with the increase in consumption and resource drainage would be for US to reduce its consumption as other countries increase. Yes, we don't need anymore vehicles. How about being fair and reducing our use of the World's resources so other people can play too?