I am on a mission. I have to advance the human race in all its thinking.

Essentially, I am trying to redefine common sense as something that is both more common and more correct than what it currently is. I think that this can be achieved through greater criticism (positive and negative) of things that surround us.

I happen to be surrounded by people, so I criticize them. I never make fun of people (but I can't help it if I'm having fun at the same time). If everybody tries this (after they let others know what they are doing and why), then I think the general public will become better and better over time. Try it right now! Criticize the next thing you see! You'll appreciate it if no one else does.

Also, I have to experience fun at all times. Otherwise I get bored quickly. I try to work a joke into everything that I do, because it always seems to help. I don't know why. I'll be writing something for my English class and then I make the most outlandish analogy for sheer shock value. The teacher will get the joke and all's well.

Lastly, I'm trying to make it in this world. I'm trying to get into college so I won't have to deal with the stress of never finding a job, or not being smart enough to deal with a problem. Also, I've notcied that there is a direct relationship between a college education and how influential you are (think Nelson Mandela, Gandhi, Orwell, etc.) Jesus is an exception, I know, but not everyone is the son of GOD. Well, you could make the argument that we're all GOD's children, but I still think he was on another playing field, but that's not even the point. The point is that I'm trying to raise enough scholarship money to put myself through college, and I have started a year-long campaign to this end.