imagine. . .

Imagine living in a world where each day you wake up to a new experience and worldview.

Imagine waking up each day in a new body, with new memories while retaining the old.

Imagine waking up and knowing that the decisions you make that day will affect forever the body you inhabit but you won’t be there the next day to see what the consequences will be.

Imagine waking up each day in a new body realizing that you'll have to deal with the consequences of the decisions the person who inhabited the body you are in the day before made.

Imagine waking up each day to speaking a different language and interpreting everything around you through a set of different lenses.

What would you do? Would you live differently? Would the decisions you make be considered more carefully?

Lately, I've been thinking about our human nature, how we tend to look at everything we do and the results from the stand point of "us". All our decisions are almost always made within the context of how the results will affect us, directly or indirectly. Even when we do good it's often tied to what I call a "reward stimulant," i.e., we partly do it for the afterglow of feeling good about ourselves for a good deed done. I'm not saying this is a good or bad thing. It's just something I, and I know tons of others, have observed about humanity.

So what's the point? No point. Just an observation.

I'll have points about other things very soon.