17 - People are mold

I know I am being hypocritical here. Take it as it is.

If you fly over where I live, in The Great Prairies, you see these beautiful sprawling fields and farms and cities built up from nowhere and rivers and shit, but if you look at earth as a whole, you look at Alberta and you see all the fucking shit happening here (Oil Sands, Cities connecting to towns simply out of sheer size, ect.), you go "What the fuck? What is this shit? It's like a wart or boil or cancer developed on this planet or something, and it's getting bigger every year. Why is it getting bigger? Why are there more and more people having kids and letting people come here like it was their sole purpose?" Well, isn't that our life? Isn't that we were built for? Like how fucking yeast has to make bread rise or how mold takes over a piece of that bread.

I think we are like a complicated form of a bacteria. All of our thoughts are on our selves, and how we will survive the day. It's all one big biological trick to keep our ego alive so our race doesn't die. We think about ourselves so that we can keep this perpetual motion so we can't ever lose momentum, and that ensures our survival. To ensure it never dies out, it keeps growing and growing, doubling everytime at some point. Have you looked on mold on bread? You don't see the individual lives and spores and things that make each of them special. No, you see some fucking ugly-ass mold on bread. and that's what people are, we just THINK we are individuals, but we are not. We are one collective group.

And this whole systematic social order and social standing we put onto ourselves, are ways to MOVE ALONG the breeding process. To continue to grow.

Humans are the most amazing and at the same time, disgusting virus that this universe has ever seen.