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When one encounters what seemingly is a paradox, one should always remember to reduce the situation down to it most basic motivation. Or walk in the others shoes for a while. Once you feel the pain of their corns and blisters for a bit, well, you get a new perspective on things. nine times out of ten, the paradox just seems to disappear after that. Kinda funny really. But then again, Life is an Exercise in Irony, isn't it?
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When one encounters what seemingly is a paradox, one should always remember to reduce the situation down to it most basic motivation. Or walk in the others shoes for a while. Once you feel the pain of their corns and blisters for a bit, well, you get a new perspective on things. nine times out of ten, the paradox just seems to disappear after that. Kinda funny really. But then again, Life is an Exercise in Irony, isn't it?
