Entry #3 [Journal Series]

This is part of a series of entries containing entries from an old journal I started in high school. These will be followed by links to the scanned images of the original pages if you’re interested. Start Here

[This is an amendment to Entry #1]
After re-reading Entry #1 I noticed that the last part is either too unclear or just incorrect in its meaning. It looks like I tried to shorten what I was going to say so it would fill the last page.

First of all, nothing can be conciously perceived as absolute by the human mind because anything can be measured in infinitely small units. Second, a perfect balance would have to include everything in existance at a particular instand in time — the symbolic result being that of a disc perfectly balanced at its center on top of the tip of a spike. That instant would make no more people happy than would any other instant, and an instant is too small to be perceived by the human mind. -[April 24th, 1995..17:07]-

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