A Walking Tree
I once walked into a tree... and LIVED.
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There are always two sides to an issue, only if you have no idea what the issue is about.
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Vitality, Weariness, Sleep
Vitality becomes youth.
Weariness becomes age.
Sleep becomes death.
Weariness becomes age.
Sleep becomes death.
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Using Mirrors to Decrease Projector Throw Ratio
Been doing a lot of work with pocket projectors lately. One problem I've run into with them is the throw length. It's no fun having something portable if you still need a lot of space to do any projecting. So I did some experimenting with mirrors to see if I can "simulate" the extra distance for the projector without actually using much space. 
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Consciously Subconscious
Thinking you subconsciously act against your will is just a conscious act of denial.
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Thought of Words
As children, we pondered the meaning of words, but as adults, we can only think in terms of them.
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Passing
Just when you think you've reached your goal, you move right pass it and realize there was never an end in the first place.
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Coldness in Summer
As kids in school, we spend our days in the winter cold,
but as summer approaches, we just feel old.
but as summer approaches, we just feel old.
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Greatest Language
The greatest language is intuition.
The greatest barrier is language.
The greatest barrier is language.
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Purpose of Change
You say you want to make a change in the world. What will you do once you attain it? What's preventing you from doing that already?
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Intention
If you know what ought to be done, then do it. Don't cite an excuse for your action.
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Personas
Who are you if you take on a different persona at every hour? Would anyone truly ever know you? Would you even know yourself?
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Understanding and Knowing
Sometimes we understand too much, but we don't know enough to express it.
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