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[pi_tothe_nth]

[Sho has attemted to scramble the electric 'signiture' of this post, making it hard to figure out who posted it. It is un-scramble-able to someone with the skill to do so]

How does one decide their reasons for doing anything in life? What goals are really worthwhile? Happiness? Power? Finding love? Is it odd to do something just to see what happens

Comments

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[drinkitlovelife]

You do things because you want to. Why else?

Re: [public]

[pi_tothe_nth]

Simple and to the point. I like it~

[public]

[drinkitlovelife]

Well, what else would you say?

[fuhenteki]

...the human mind is already an elaborate instrument but if one plays such an instrument well enough to master it and then the said Master becomes an artist.

For reasons unknown to others, are reasons merely known to the self as to why anyone does anything in life. Goals can quickly deform to fit the individual and are never too stiff that they cannot be flexible.

Who says your goals are nonexistent merely because you do something just to see its results? Is seeing the end of your plight worthy enough to be counted as a 'goal'?

[pi_tothe_nth]

I wonder. Perhaps it's the journey I'm enjoying more then the end. The idea of being 'done' is boring to me.

Next question: Is the Art worth doing, even if others may see it as 'amoral'?

[fuhenteki]

Then that is your reason for doing what you do.

Interesting question but has the subject of "Art" ever been ethical to begin with?

[pi_tothe_nth]

Idle hands and all that~

True, very true~ But is Art really Art if there is noone but the Artist to appriciate it?