So as self deterministic as I am, it has become rather apparent that this silly ideology of free-will, this impending desire for choice, is nothing more then a mere illusion. An individual is no more then a function of its genetic and environmental inputs. From the moment of conception right down to the last breath, the choices that are inherently "chosen" have been decided by all the given conditions of the reality in which one is placed. Nothing on this planet, this universe, or any other can escape the fact that there are laws that govern it. Whether apparent to us as human beings or not, they are our universal truths. Every reaction is determined by its cause. I kick a rock... something happens. And this something has been governed by every past experience and action to the date of its timely arrival. Human beings have the distinct mentality of the present, but they also recollect on the past. As of such, every past action or experience aforementioned will effect the outcome of that in which is done... The blue pill or the red pill? Choose what you will.

Most are familiar with certain principles of physics such as conservation of energy and equivolent exchange, but I find myself more interested in matters of equivalence on a more conceptual scale. For example, is there always an equal give and take? One spends much of their life striving for success, does one equally lose something in return for gaining such success? Perhaps theres less opportunity for emotion, in all senses of the word. A lack of positive emotional reinforcement if you will. If there does happen to be such give and take in all cognizant activity, then one can end up anywhere in the middle given they gain and lose accordingly. For example, if i dont spend years of my life being successful I can in turn spend them feeding my drive.
Is there an equal and opposite "force" outside the realms of physics and reality?

Feedback?

I apply the flow cannon The combo so slaming, got your face spinning, submitting to the flow im emitting committing to the design of your destruction, construction but you aint got nothin'. Running raw when you draw that rhythm, you either have it or you don't, so sit down before you hurt yourself son. Shit, your recovery's slow againt my dual input, so stay put. Just let the bar drain, refrain from being detained in the groove of that funky psyionic bionic beat thats got you moving your feet...

I got compelled to put some Del to FFR...

When it comes right down to it, what is the final cause(Aristotilian?) of our existance? Do we live to be immortalized? To be remembered forever by all of mankind...perhaps a metaphorical heaven if you will. Or do we live for our drive? That is of course, opposed to our placement in social stratification or heirarchy. It seems to me that human beings as a community value social worth and materialization increasly more then the former. Why is this so? What is it about our race, our collective unconscious, that deems this appropriate? More and more as I age I come to value that an individual should indulge in their drive, their ID, when possible. When it comes right down to it, i believe it to be a selfish idealogy, however i cant help but stress that an individual should have noone higher on their list of importance then themself; take it as you will.

What is it that differentiates those who strive for metaphor and analytical reasoning to those who continuously stay within the norms of the human paradigm? A lack of desire mayhaps? If this is the case what is it that provokes such a desire? Drugs? Insecurities? Others? If every individual took the time to analyze that in which is unknown to them in a daily routine, do you think they would be better off later in life? Discuss.