Been a while, no?

Does anyone out there still read this verbal diarrhea? Well, I ate some chili and I have some new splatters for you.

Humans have three things they do, and I believe this applies to everything you do in your lifetime.

1. Humans look for patterns.
2. Humans require reasoning for such patterns in #1.
3. Humans take some form of action towards what they perceive from #1&2
4. D) all of the above.

Let me put this into perspective for you, gentle reader, even though it might already make sense to you.

Time for some role-playing. You have your sieve helmut and aluminum foil sword ready?

Someone calls you saying there was something to do, and the last three times they called, you had said "no" to this person. This now turns into a re-occuring pattern since you had said "no" 3 times. What does the caller think? What are the odds they would expect you to say "no" again? My obvious guess would have to say the chances are pretty good, going from pattern.

Off to point #2. The reason is the most difficult part to identify. How does the caller perceive this? Do you think they would feel denial, disappointment, or happy you didn't come out, etc., etc.. Basically the reasoning of the pattern is held to the individual person and how they perceive each situation from their experiences.

The action is the easiest result from every situation. Here's a situation: you get a burn from every time you touch a hot stove-top, the pattern turns out to be a 3rd degree burn on your hand every time you touch the stove-top, the reason is because the stove-top is hot, resulting in your action of stopping your hand before you touch the hot burner because you know this will cause you pain. The decision is either acceptance, or denial. Either you accept the fact that the stove-top is hot, or you make excuses as to why you keep getting burns. Either way, you make a choice, and that choice is action, or in-action (which is a choice in itself).

The last point is all of the above. Self explainitory... or is it. If you cannot recognize any patterns, either you are not breathing (ie: dead), or you have no observation skills, or you are just plain stupid. Then again, if you cannot recognize any kind of pattern, maybe you aren't human... unable to think rationally, surprisingly still able to breathe (thank God for natural bodily reflexes. I'd buy him a beer if he was real/if i meet him/her/it)