Drifting Techniques

Sometimes i get so caught up in myself that i don't even know what's going on around me, and the world passes me by and nothing gets done. Is this even a good thing or bad thing? It is obviously bad on a productive level but on the other hand, if one does not even understand oneself, how does one seek out to comprehend the world? Beware, that this entry is not going to be very pretty and organized, as as far as you may know, yours truely was never really a person who thinks in an organized manner, and also being on a long haitus on my long abandoned blog has somehow dulled my quill nib, if it was ever sharp in the first place anyway.

Constructive VS Productive

Does productive writing means constructive writing? Not neccessary. Constructive writing informs usefully and favourably whereas productive writing brings about just yield, it can be bullshit for all anyone cares.

However, based on Eush's subjectivity Theorem, where "Anything existing may be a victim of subjectivity", when applied to the world of reading materials, however contructive a read may seem to one person, it can be a total waste of time to another. It can be due countless factors, one of which would be personality, which in turn is influenced by the nature of the growing environment and the characteristics of the upbringers, which in fact can be changed over the passage of time when the individual goes through the various rites of growing up. Take myself for an instance: when I was in adolescencehood and looking at the specifications of the milk power which brought me through my first year at least, or looking at the chemical make up of mama's lemon detergent, I have no clue of what they meant for alphabets had not made their sense to me yet. The period of time when all reading is obsolete, but that is totally besides the point. From my young teenage years to the later years, I "progressed" from enjoying reading brocures, instructions manuels, self-help books to think Dan Brown's novels, "intellectual" musings by fellow bloggers and what have you. Material which I used to enjoy in the past, I may not enjoy it now but it does not mean that I would not enjoy it in future. Which leaves to say, there is actually no absolute right or wrong regarding constructive reading, when it is actually all a matter of preferences, which are actually a kind of psychological habit, and your individual personality.

P/S: I am drifting a lot in the direction i'm writing in, partly due to the unearthly hour that i am up at now, and perhaps partly due to the recent craze about drifting technique in "Initial D the movie", or maybe it's even due to the advertisements sending sublimal messages to my subconscious telling me i gotta drift in order to be as "cool" as J the rnb prince, which in turns affects my brain to send nerve signals to my fingers to type the words which i do not mean to convey. Opps i drifted again. Ok not funny...it wasn't meant to...