Digital Physics Argument for God's Existence

The Tree of Knowledge of Good & Evil

Eat of the Fruit...

Fear No Man.. But...

"Damn, I'm a be a failure.. surrounded by thugs, drugs, and drug paraphernalia.."

Just thinking about all the ways fears have crippled my life in the past and all the ways they can damage lives. Fear of failure seems to be a big one. I can think of ways that is has caused me to too all sorts of negative things.. procrastinate, overeat, obsess over things.. Especially, things that turned out to be of no consequence..

"The fear of poverty is, without doubt, the most destructive of the six basic fears." ~ Napoleon Hill

I'm thinking about trying to remake the beat to "This Can't be Life".. So far I can hear the sample (sped-up and pitched), vibes, and pipe organ.. Gotta listen again with my headphones.

Breaking down the Lyrics.. For some reason, Jay's verse has always stuck out to me.. So, that's the one I wanna take a look at.. I just saw something cool on Rap Genius "..flow tight like I was born Jewish, I used the streets as a conduit.." and "..my life is getting to wild, I need to bring some sort of calm to it, 'bout to lose it voices screaming 'Don't do it.'"

Pretty cool.. I just signed-in to Rap Genius and made my first suggestion.. and linked it to my Twitter.. @peshiscrazy. Seems like a good way to contribute and keep twitter updated.

5 Reasons Why Most Don't Become Wealthy

Empires of trust (Book on CD) how Rome built--and America is building--a new world

Empres of trust (Book on CD) how Rome built--and America is building--a new world: Madden explores surprising parallels between the Roman and American republics By making friends of enemies and demonstrating a commitment to fairness, the two republics--both 'reluctant' yet unquestioned super-powers--built empires based on trust Madden also includes vital lessons from the Roman Republic's 100-year struggle with 'terrorism '

Do It Anyway...

I just went on MPC-Forums.com and read the best statement about avoiding writer's block.. It came from a contributor named Ibunshi… Here's the Link… and although the whole statement was worth quoting.. His basic premise was "..do it anyway." How simple? How concise? How very well could be the single best answer to any question ever asked???