The Power of Suggestion – How Hard Would It Be To Exploit Gullible People?

I used to work for a company that sells dental care products about a year ago being a promoter for them when they released a new product that claims to have the formula that would be able to remove plaque from your teeth in a more efficient way. Honestly, I didn’t really see the difference between the ones they’re putting out and the ones they’ve put out before. Both of them boast about the same thing, both of them claim to reduce some sort of build up in our mouths, and both of them somehow have the same odd way of making it look like a traditional addition to toothpaste have a monumental effect towards removing these germs. What is the main sales pitch for these businessmen? Fear.

They aid in the unverified, but a certain scary claim of a fact that our mouths have bacteria build up every day and it’s best that we know which toothpaste to use to magnify the disinfectants of these bacteria from our mouths. Unfortunately for us, we have been fed with a lot of scary facts from the media about tooth decay, the inflammation of the mouth, and bad breath that we – fuelled by our own fear of social ostracisation and concerns of health – fund for these products in large amounts every year so that we can feel good about ourselves that we are in fact saving ourselves the trouble of losing our teeth. Well, when the fact that brushing our teeth twice a day is helpful, tricking ourselves into thinking that a special brand of toothpaste that was advertised a month ago can do you so much more good than the ones that you’re having might not be the best way to dealing anxiety towards dental hygiene.

This could also be applied in other applications on products too, such as cars, food products, and such. With the right advertising and the right presentation of the product itself, even regular hardware would look and sound extremely valuable depending on how the marketing agents claim it should be. This is what we call the power of suggestion. People who have these abilities to try planting an idea without trying much – just by suggesting things that we all would probably assume in a daily ritualistic notion.

For example, If I were to ask you to imagine a cold ice lemon tea drink right now, I would probably ask you to imagine it’s sweetness, the chilled liquid oozing down your throat on a really hot day of running and walk, you’re extremely parched and this drink just helps in rejuvenating some energy that’s been lost on you and you feel so much better. Now think of it lemon taste that’s filled with the right amount of taste balanced with the sugar inputs in the drink itself. Now, that’s what I call lip smacking.

Again, I’m sure that you have thought about grabbing yourself a glass of an iced lemon tea while you’re done reading this or maybe right after this instance, or maybe thinking of getting a cold drink of water, or maybe at least imagining the taste of ice lemon tea that you would most probably love to have it right. If you haven’t experienced these symptoms yet, then it’s either that my act wasn’t convincing to the reading eye, or you simply just hate iced lemon teas. But it’s perfectly fine, I am not an expert in this but, unfortunately, the ones that the claims made are not indications that every person who knows the power of suggestion would tend to abuse it, but just a subjection that most of them do. This applies to everything else too; like how every other sense of knowing something is naturally subjected to. It can also come towards its appeal in the presentation of another idea or teachings too.

Am I going through with tradition? Yes. People still want to believe that performing some sort of ritual or lighting joss sticks around your house would definitely give you lots of prosperity and good fortune – or along the lines of good lucks and having a great balanced aura overall when it is just the trickery of the mind by yourself. Yes, you lie to yourself that it somehow benefits you spiritually or mentally and in a way, gives you the motivation to enjoy life as if it was as always. Sooner or later, some other guy is going to come around and knock on your front door that it is best that you try having a bonfire once in awhile, buy a bunch of books with quotes about prosperity and read it everyday, or buy this pyramid that has a diamond it in that will definitely balance the chi energy in your house to a more delight-able aura; when I could bet that eventually you would know that these things are not the things that you really should contribute in your life, and, that the fact emerges that these things would never contribute anything in your life other than providing a cool ornament for your coffee tables.

The way that these messages are projected to use are just so sweet sounding to our ears, on certain occasions it lets our guards down for a while and not use rationality and reasoning in deducing some of these claims as facts or fiction. The problem with humanity right now – at least one of its vast majority of problems – is the need to hear what they want to hear and not hearing what they would need to (This would heavily relate to my earlier post entitled “The Truth Hurts”). The ultimate power of suggestion enables people to accept anything without a lick of evidence to back it up just because of how it is being presented and falsely admitting to themselves that it benefits in a certain way when it clearly does not.

We need to change the way we think for ourselves soon and fast; for this time the people who have been exploiting these methods of persuasion have made a fool of us all it this would definitely be a reoccurring assurance that there will be more efforts into fooling us in creative ways. The question is, would we be smart enough to be fooled twice by our own desires of always having the best of everything?

Which one is better; High Expectations or Low Expectations?

Before I start with it, we all would definitely agree that we all tend to have personal expectations prompt by everything that we do in our daily lives. Whether if it’s a high or low one, one can always be sure to have a certain amount of belief that something will happen or be the case in the future when it comes to the work that it has put in doing a task that needs accomplishing. But the question is that, would it be better to have these personal expectations placed on a really high bar (meaning, to have high expectations all the time), or to have lower expectations than what the usual would be just to be on the safe side?

Well, there are three ways of overcoming this complex question which required me to discuss with my peers to acquire some knowledge of how people would generally assume having expectations are to them. Keep in mind that these points given aren’t routed to what’s right or what’s wrong for it is based on the self-reasoning of you – just as how I can achieve these explanations too. So without further a due, I’ll start off with my first answer to the question.

1)    Having High Expectations All The Time Isn’t A Bad Idea

For most people, they would love to expect the ever outcome to be of a positive side; to be optimistic to the bitter end. As for, the saying goes, “Aim for the moon; even if you miss you’ll land among the stars”. Always aiming high would benefit your way more in terms of securing your goals because it would tend to motivate you to do your best so that you can have those expectations fulfilled. In an odd chance that you don’t really get what you want, from the experiences of working towards what you get, you basically win at least something in the process of workings towards earning your desired outcome. Optimism for most people would play an important key role in defining achievements in future events. Low expectations will never fund towards a goal oriented outcome as it tells the mind of the person who is making very negative pre-based assumptions before the outcome and ending up not working for it for the prospect would probably have given up completely. Low expectations would probably also backfire into giving really good outcomes, but that’s rarely the case. Evidently, optimism runs in the person’s mind into doing things in a well organized and thoughtful manner, thus giving their 100% to in achieve that target that has been set in order to acquire the desired outcome. Hence, high expectations make you work for it unknowingly since it gives you the courage and confidence to do what needs to be done mentally training you that you will definitely achieve the outcome that you have expected.

2)    Accepting Reality of Things Based On Circumstances

Being optimistic when it comes to expecting outcomes that are fruitful is really an admirable trait, one can wonder what if we just try to accept that sometimes based on what work we have done and what are the events that require expectations, we should really be taking a step back and realising what reality is. Sometimes based on the circumstances, a prospect is well enough to make judgements on expectations based on the odds of what should happen and what shouldn’t. For example, if you were to study every day 2 months before a test, then chances are you would be ready to sit in it and you would naturally expect a higher outcome of the results – you would maybe even be confident enough to say that you are pretty sure that you’ve scored an A on that paper. However; if you were to not be prepared at all based on the number of times you’ve skipped class, procrastinated on studying, and simply rushing through notes the day before the test itself (which some of us do frequently),  the possibility that you would not have the confidence to tell yourself that you did well in that test is pretty slim; and if there is a small chance that somehow you made it through and you did manage to obtain a really good grade from the test then you’re in a state of relief because your expectations were low to begin with and you have place yourself into the phase of reality by accepting your fate in terms of how you weren’t prepared for the work that needs to be put out. Hence, you have a lower expectation of the future outcome.

 

3)    Not Having Expectations At All

Sometimes, on situations that you have undergone through your life, expectations would eventually kill you, but the same time it does also tend to overshoot your goals. So for that reason alone, it's best that to say that it is justifiable to not have expectations when events that portray themselves to be not worth the expectation address themselves. A perfect example would be, buying a lottery ticket. You usually would buy it for the expense that maybe for the odd chance that luck passes your way; you would be able to win the lottery and collect your prize. But when you start buying more and more of it each day, you tend to not expect it any longer as it becomes a routine thing to buy the ticket without having the expectation of having to win it. Maybe you win, maybe you won’t – but either way, you’re extremely fine with it regardless what the circumstances are.

Not the best example? Try imagining this; you’re helping this man find his wallet that he is so frantically searching for and has requested your help to search for it. Naturally, you want to help the guy because he is probably desperate in wanting to use to cash for his daily expenses and probably would need all the details that are in the wallet to get through his day. So, you share his concerns and you walk around and search for this guy’s wallet and you finally found it and return to this guy that was really very happy to have found it. He thanks you for your kindness and he offers you a small fortune for the deed that you have committed. 
At this point, you have a choice to either accept it or not for it don’t matter. The point is that when you made that decision to help this man, you would not hesitate to help him because of the moral consciousness that you have within you have led you to believe that helping this man is the morally obligated thing to do as you share his loss of losing something that’s worth a lot. 
Hence, you made a decision without a care about expectations and see through it that you will accomplish this goal of finding this man’s wallet. It doesn’t matter if you have a reward or you found that wallet at the end of the day – the fact that you took the time and made the effort to help this man is more than enough to know that the effort made is worthwhile because it shows that you care (but yeah, just please find the damn wallet as much as you can. You can let random people get their hands on important and vital information like Identification Cards and Credit Cards. People are really evil so to speak.  ) 

The Verdict

So the borderline is that there isn’t something called “the best solution” when it comes to having expectations (or not). I guess we all need to learn from the situations that we go through and try to work on the facts on situations that deserve certain expectations, and situations that don’t.

From what we went through so far, we know that certain situations wouldn’t have the same type of outcomes as other situations if applied the same type of expectations.

The option that’s the “best of it all” out of everything mentioned is entirely up to you. Just know that it is best to think that if there is an expectation that is given, it is based from what you think about it based on yourself as appropriated to celebrate the amount of effort that you’ve put in order to achieve desired expectations.

Put in the effort, yeah?

Laters.

Rants on The EurAsia Cup 2016. - When organisers fail

Golfing is considered to be the most widely reputable sport that has ever grazed on Malaysia and has gained its popularity from a lot local gold lovers and people from the most prestigious and the most respected. From what I could understand from golfing, it is an outdoor game in which players use special clubs (called golf clubs) to try to hit a small ball with as few strokes as possible into each of 9 or 18 holes. Part of the popularity are from events that have been hosted here in Malaysia and has a lot of people jumping for a chance to be first in line to grab those tickets before they sell out which, in turn, had the golfing events managing to reap incredible results in revenue, social exposure, and also funding from a lot of sponsors that will eventually help to sum up the overall “winnings pot” which in most cases, first prize winners could win a million dollars. ($1,000,000,000±)

However, unfortunately, it manages to not check up and do their personal research before hiring – in obvious rare occasions, of course – bad event organisers that in this particular topic’s sake, do not seem to keep tabs on things that were meant to be important. Hence, it subjected them to terms of fundamentally ignoring a lot of responsibilities - however, trivial or tiny they are - and seemingly not acknowledging it right after (except for, of course, the smooth course of the event arrangement itself.). I am talking about the event organisers of The EurAsia Cup 2016.

I was previously hired by a food truck company to be one of their crew members, joining them for their ventures to grow from their start-up company. The truck was invited to join into the event as one of the official food vendors along with three other trucks. We were naturally debriefed about the conditions and things that are needed to know the three-day event beings. The briefing explains about the usual things about every event pointing out that we had to park in a certain location, and there will be electrical sockets provided (Meaning, we would be using their electrical supply instead of starting up the generator.) and were also given an expected estimation of the crowd to be above the 10,000 mark, which they also noted that they’ve got over 10,000 pre-paid audiences who would be watching the match.  We also addressed things that needed to be addressed and iron out every detail which generally includes questions on procedures and entry times, so that we would be confident that there wouldn’t be any hiccups during the event day; only to find out later that our ignorance clouded our suspicions based on our high expectations for this event.

The event day came by and we were requested to be at the place before 7 am and we were basically one of the first trucks to arrive in the scene but we had to wait for literally 5 hours before we even get to see people passing by to order our food, for which I am not really complaining but I would not deny that it was frustrating for me having to wait for 5 hours before actually getting up and doing actual work for a change. But I do clearly understand the rules that we all have to be in the golf resort before 7 am before the gates are closed and I am fine with it.When we arrived there, we realised that there weren’t any visible power sockets around so we went hunting around for it and turns out, there was a tent that was beside our truck that was supplying drinks and we decided that maybe the plug source is somewhere there. So, we plugged in and used the power that was available for quite some time. About 6 hours into the usage of the power, we suddenly experienced a power outage and we couldn’t really figure out why at first, so we requested the technician in charge of the electrical system from the organisers.  After placing a time period of a 20 minute ETA but eventually reaching an hour later, they assess the problem and came with the conclusion that our truck is taking up too much power and we were required to not us the power from the outlet as it will blow the fuse yet again as it did previously when the we experienced the power outage. I didn’t like that the blame fall into our truck for one bit, in fact, I was furious by the response that was given from the assessment.

I voiced out my opinion that I really think that it is supposed to be the organisers that should have looked into issues about these sorts and it shouldn’t be our fault to take. If the fuses were not capable of handling output voltages that are required for the truck and the truck happens to need voltages of those numbers to run, then the organisers should most definitely have a quick work with the technicians and the electricians that are on board prior to the truck being placed there open for business. I do know clearly that it is a high possibility that we have blown a fuse because of the amount of energy we use in our truck which includes the cooler, the steamer, and the fans that act as air ventilators for the crew members.

Unfortunately, that didn’t stop there. Things started to get a little fishy when one of the event crew members (assuming that they are one of them given the matching shirt design) have given us stern warnings to shut our generators or close or equipment on a certain period of time because it was making too much of noise for the golfing event itself. I would gladly say here that I honestly understand that a golfing tournament has to be quiet in order for the golfers to concentrate on the game, and having sounds come from everywhere would most definitely disturb anyone’s concentration in the game. Basically put, I understand the need of etiquettes and manners in sporting events, especially this particular sport. However, this wouldn’t be a problem for me hadn’t they fulfilled the request of a power outlet as promised in the first place! I wouldn’t care if they required me to shut up for the whole entire day and not speak a single word – even when it comes to expediting. I would literally keep my mouth closed tight for the whole entire event IF they just bothered to give me power.

The complete disregard for the ones who are trying to run a business is rather bluntly, appalling. I love golfing events entirely but organisers who can’t simply bother to look into things like these are the reason why I find it offensive to me, to my crew members, and my employee to have taken our time to place a big amount of dedication towards this sport event, having to be treated like we didn't matter. I’m not trying to request for sympathy over this matter for I am merely explaining my observation of how things were handled and it was clear that a really big amount of professionalism was leaking off from the management side, and it has to be addressed clearly.

In addition to all of that fussing over, the revenue from the sales of the three-day event only bared about 10% of the expected revenue of the sales – which was a sad disappointment for both me and the team because not only do we have to accept the fact that our expectations have been let down, but the salt on the wound would obviously be the remainders of the prepared dressings for the products that we were selling that we made that would need to be replaced and thrown away. Hence, a lot of wasted and rotten food, wasted time, wasted energy and wasted money.

It is safe to say that this event has one of the most disappointing events ever and I would be sure to look into researching about the organisers of any golfing events in the future before opting to come aboard. Just to make matters really short – the organisers of this event simply weren't good enough but I’m always open with the idea that we can learn from our mistakes and look into a better future of event managing. For now, I have lost confidence towards them but I would be inclined to hear any future updates on better events.

And advises for the other entrepreneurs who are also somehow entangled with the wave of F&B related business ideas that would definitely be interested with coming in to sell your products in events, I suggest you do your research beforehand and ask your ‘neighbours’ about their experiences on these events before immediately taking the events on schedule. But mistakes can happen but it’s crucial that we learn from it and try to be more cautious on finding better events for better business undertakings.

Laters.

Educating the Ignorant - Why should we care or bother to?

This world is obviously filled with people who are undoubtedly ignorant and wanting to learn more about things that they do not know of. Unfortunately, they are these classes of people who are so content of believing that what they believe to be perceived as fact, is largely to be considered as the actual bona fide fact.

But I am going to tell you why you should care about educating these classes of people on verified facts of general all there is needed to know. I'm not going to bombard you with extreme large amounts of facts that probably most of you would never use in your own self reasoning whereas, I'm going to tell you situations that would fall conveniently towards your social life and how it will  - eventually - affect the entire society.

Alright, let's get on with it: Why should you care? Why does it matter so much that it is necessary for you to teach other people about things around you when it shouldn't concern you in the first place?

As I learned throughout the years, this current generation of humans are very selfish creatures that only instill that very urge to care if and only if there were benefits to themselves, to each other, or if the prospect that needs attention to happens to be a sibling or someone that is of any relations to you. In some cases too, we care because it somehow became the topic that suddenly interests us in a way that is necessary to care about it at that particular time. We are always looking out for ourselves and we sometimes always want to reap the benefits before we try to give a helping hand, and that is always bad news for everyone.

That's what we humans do, we need to have something in return in everything that we do (And I am obviously generalising all of us, not claiming that all of us are that of what I have state so far. We are admittedly unique because of our own capabilities and the acquired ability to use our own sense of reasoning to deduce what's right and what's wrong - without having to expect any reward in return.). That is why even when we are wanting to help out the poor, we always have the urge to tell someone about what we did - doesn't matter if it's over social conversations, the social networks such as Facebook, or having to broadcast it to medias such as TV or Youtube.

Even if the sole reason is always justified as to create awareness and to encourage a lot of other people to do the same, sometimes the cycle just ends with the fact that maybe some of us are interested in being helpful to society, while the rest of us just only moved by these projections of deeds but never want to replicate it.

Furthermore, even if the justification of awareness is still being embossed clearly towards anyone who says against it, no one could ever justify for the rest of the other videos that's being projected by other people about what they do. We all live in a generation of people that love attention and that is a fact that most of us must endure and must succumb to even if we disagree to it.

So, why should we care?

Because of selfishness too, in a good way. We care because we want to care for something that's ever so meaningful too as it relates to us, and that relation is the human race. Yes, we should actually care because we want to not only preserve the race itself, but to have an educated rational race in order to progress to a better evolutionary era. For progress to come, we must admit to mistakes and learn from it for learning will eventually iron out every doubt that's ever questioned out.

But here comes the tricky bit. What if ignorance wins out in the end? What if at the end of everything, the prospect still refuses to accept facts and continues to dwell into their cloud of lies? Then, that's when you stop caring - for that one particular person. Knowledge is given to those who would want to receive it, to those who are willing to receive it, and to those who looks for it. It is always the questions of whether are you willing to hear and accept reality or not. And if the answers falls down towards a negative scale, then I suggest we move on to a more receiving individual - someone who would understand these facts as facts and not offensive claims to demotivate one's self.

The truth, the fact of life, the knowledge that everyone wants to seek for - is obviously not for everyone. If everyone did cared on reaping the fruits of knowledge, our would would look a lot different than it is now.

So yes, you should care. But please, only care when it is for the right people. Do not give up on caring, for everyone else loves to hear about what you would like to say about this messed up planet Earth. Please, never give up on us and continue to teach us all. Please, some of us still do value knowledge far more than the next person. 

For some of us, ignorance is bliss.

But, for the lot of us - we really rather hear the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Besides, we only got one life to live. 

The Truth Hurts.

The truth hurts. And, I intend to give you the truth - the hard truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
 I am perfectly fine with ignorance for there is room to learn. What I can't take is that stupidity, the continuous adamant insistence of unproven facts.

And with this, I say this with kind intend - I am here to help you. I am here to teach you to differentiate between what is true or false.
This skill requires a lot determination and acceptance that you can not always be right and it is always alright to be wrong.

We are all humans, it is perfectly normal to be wrong. To be right all the time is still ok too, given that you are actually right all the time and not convincing yourself that it is right based on your personal convictions. We all wouldn't necessarily enjoy that but it is what it is. We all can be wrong and admitting that is ok. Admitting that you're ignorant IS OK

When that phase passes on, we go on to learn. We sit down and read and write and contemplate and doubt and write and doubt ourselves again and learn and learn and learn...

Basically, we learn because that's what humans do. That's what every living animal does, we learn to try increase our knowledge of our surroundings.
But the sad truth is that sometimes knowing too much can also be the death of you.
You will eventually acquire that want to know which soon elevates from a want to an everlasting NEED to know.

You are mentally engrossed to know more; enthusiastic to want to know everything there is to know and when you do, then you're in fear.
Emotionally you're hooked on to this drug of knowledge that because you know everything, you know society doesn't apply any of these knowledges to everyday lives.
Knowing everything means total social suicide. Socialism turns...awkward.
Everything seems different to you, the world turns into something that has a different definition for you.

The definition of Earth is as different as it is for everybody else; and as to you too.
Living becomes somewhat not as fundamental as it used to be. It becomes somewhat so complex, that the end seems to be really scary. Death is fear itself. But determination of contribute to society will always lean in favour to everything - even if it's death.
The inventions we see everyday has made our lives (the humans) way better than it was decades or centuries ago - and is these inventors that thought about purpose in life and made measures to contribute to the human race rather to fear the inevitable.
So at the end of the day eventually, it's you who decide how you want to live and how you want to be remembered by the human race or the Earth race itself in it's whole.

Knowledge is power, but Ignorance is bliss


So at the end of the day, it is entirely up to you how you want your information received.

Take a chance on Rationality

The start of this year has been rather swift but not less meaningful than the last one. With that being said, discomforts and bad times have been swept away but never forgetting about the countless of backdrafts in improvements that both this country and this world has but are trying to overcome day by day with learning - this would also includes some irritable issues.

Today is just going to be just one of those peaceful days of my life, being thankful with my own self-reasoning and rationality knowing very well that there isn't an artificially constructed narcissistic omnipotent being; watching my every move.

Another day of happiness;

Another day of emotional restfulness - for myself - my mind, my body, and nothing more;

Another day of knowing that I am the reason I get out of bed every morning.

Unfortunately, I am also sometimes in a sense of sadness when I see the lot of us that are falling into the pits of the illusion that inner peace is only obtainable with the immeasurable or endless faith that we give for something that is not known to exist but when confronted about it, it would be a topic that would only induce...unnecessary rebuttal and self-discomfort? Why? I can only imagine.

And no, I'm never agreeing to disagree on this ever, for I know doubt should not be blundered by unverified claims and that is somehow constantly enforced by personal experiences and accumulated experiences of other people with similar personal experiences. Welp, that sounds about right isn’t it.

Seeing as it is, the only thing that is derived from personas such as this is the sceptical thought on every action made. Are you doing it because your reasoning says so or is that the book telling you to do it? I wouldn't know.

But you don't need anyone telling you to not do something you all would know for your own self-worth that it is not good to do so and immoral - because you would clearly know that being your own rationality becomes a catalyst to own your decision-making. It's called humanity; it exists in all of us. That is self taught. Marry because you are in love and/or because you want to multiply (I am not discriminating anyone at all. Everyone is welcomed in this circle - LGBT include); don't kill another one of your kind for the sole purpose of preserving your kind for we are evolved into socially sensible animals knowing well that our survival is meaningful; Live because you want to live, for the purpose of invention to ease the burdens of the human race and to help others in a better path in life; And sit down and be thankful with what you've already have, not because a higher power is giving you these benefits - it's because you are.

You should be thankful because of yourself - probably aided by your fellow peers and a lot of other meaningful people in your life - but your own determination to living life succeeds to fuel your entire life story, which makes it evident that you make your own "fate", "luck", and "miracles" by your own actions. We work on choosing good over evil without the expectation of a reward from a divine entity or being, or some other place.

I know you all have doubts but to shadow doubt with blind faith because of a peace of mind would only make it worst.

But I can only say one of those things that should be addressed clearly; we all should definitely embrace the veritable reality, not the misapprehended false reality we all so dire to see.

Listen to the facts that you need to hear, not the facts what you want to hear. Let's not cherry pick quotes based on our convenient levels just because something sounds good but ignore the rest of the pages of what else it actually says. Let's not encourage the upbringing of the destitute of logic amongst us. Our government has already been quick to address some examples.

With this I end with this:

I can be understanding, but don't mistake my quiet and accepting judgements to be temporary. I'm not telling you to do anything, I want you to listen to your own sense of reasoning and come up to your own conclusions. If it's still instilled in your minds that we all still need a little bit of nonsense in our lives, don't expect me to keep quiet to whoever you want to feed that sort of bigotry without proper research on facts.

I'll say it again with much emphasis and insistency;

We don't need God. We need the perseverance of a rationalised humanity.

It's never wrong to be hungry for that.

"If we did a good act merely from love of God and a belief that it is pleasing to Him, whence arises the morality of the Atheist? ...Their virtue, then, must have had some other foundation than the love of God."

-Thomas Jefferson, letter to Thomas Law, June 13, 1814

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I don't really think anyone would read this nor do I expect anyone to visit my page but as my conscious would eat me up if I haven't explained it yet, shall just simply put that this page is solely motivated with my desires to continuously write rants about things that I am not happy about and things that I feel that are over exaggerated in terms of discomforts.

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