The Bias of Needs

 

A path of silence through the screen is like the golden language exercises of direct contact remotely as a contemporary.  

It was, at best, one of the worst human relationships in history. A trailer was made without having enough time to see the full movie clearly, but death and maladies had given a lot of motivation and inspiration. Rest in peace. A trust in caring is being entrusted. 

Since a trust issue became concerned during the pandemic, it happened by spotting this lie constantly like a matrix. How easily emotions can be confused when they are constantly pressed with difficult questions to answer. Then, they will start to get angry because they don't know what else to say. They think throwing a tantrum that tends to frighten them helps cover up a lie. 

Do relationships indeed exist? No, there is only a mutual concept based on materialism, which means counting. Humans are living creatures with material desires in the name of socialism as their basic instinct that was developed unconsciously during their childhood grade in training. Without allowing for questioning, trusting is like trading pleasure for pain. Mutual shows the bias action of trying to collect senses of mourning and grieving. 

Meanwhile, religion was unable to provide a counter to this very private situation. Such laws of order tend to be another way to alienate the self. Practicing a daily life by believing in the existence of time is a private acknowledgement. In other words, stress and depression are contrasted with compassion. Running is a great answer in terms of high-intensity activities. 

Many methods have been explored to repair these complexities over the years. Many strategies are used by the period to heal these mentalities. But communication seems to be the homework in real life. Whether talking or writing, listening is what we need to learn from reading our own body anatomy. 

This reflection has brought me to the Shakespeare scenes of the critical individual in the evolution of hybrids. As love to Love, into an individual marriage of the mind and body. "It is not possible to know medicine without knowing what a human is." —[Hippocrates]