The human kind is always searching for reasons as to why things occur. By means of science, they scrutinize and dissect things to come to valid conclusions that suffice their wonderment. but sometimes, i think their reasons are just excuses. excuses to ensure and comfort them. excuses to explain why some things happen so they can wrap their mind around a conclusion and have something solid to grasp.

In my opinion, some things are better off without a scientific answer. I’d rather let my mind explore the infinite possibilities than let my fascination come to an abrupt halt once i find the ‘logical’ explanation. it’s like pikachu. He was cute when he was a cartoon but once i saw a real life rat meant to resemble pikachu, it took all of the former allurement away. (not to mention that shit was fugly)

I feel as though science robbed part of my imagination when it created some of my imaginings into a physical reality. it dismembered all the fun and dissected the vibrancy to leave a colorless product.

12 January 5

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1. thecagedbutterfly said: Love it. Science has lost it’s element of excitement and wonder, & has become dogmatic and dry. Science is an ideological trend, which though before, had added a new cultural dimension to society, has now stripped the beauty of imagination bone dry.
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