RE: Philosophy
Regarding my philosophy of living with no regrets, it involves two factors: hesitating very little and finding something good in whatever one does. I find it to be a waste of time to sit around and wonder whether I should ask a girl out or record a CD, to give two examples. Decide what the worst thing that could happen is and know that the laws of probability won't let something that bad happen. By doing this, one realizes that there is next to no risk in getting shut down by a girl or making the lamest recording of one's life. Of course there are situations with very bad consequences (ie. financial ruin), so one must consider those undertakings a little bit more.
The second factor involves finding usefulness each moment in life. (to a certain extent). For example, one must learn from their mistakes which they will undoubtabley make. It is too much work to care about things that cannot be changed, unless one cares about them in a positive way. Philosophy is sometimes just a way of thinking rather than acting. I can think that was the dumbest thing ever.....hence, I'll never do it again and advise my friends against it. I did, however, exercise my biceps and perhaps gained some debating skills from it. It is over now anyways so why sweat it.
That is how I have no regrets about my life. It is also advisable to think before you do something with rash consequences, because you will certainly regret it, but also keep in mind, that a new day comes* and you can choose to spend it differently.
"I gotta get away from here...I miss the one that I love a lot...I loved"
*One day, you will die, but that is beside the point. :
The second factor involves finding usefulness each moment in life. (to a certain extent). For example, one must learn from their mistakes which they will undoubtabley make. It is too much work to care about things that cannot be changed, unless one cares about them in a positive way. Philosophy is sometimes just a way of thinking rather than acting. I can think that was the dumbest thing ever.....hence, I'll never do it again and advise my friends against it. I did, however, exercise my biceps and perhaps gained some debating skills from it. It is over now anyways so why sweat it.
That is how I have no regrets about my life. It is also advisable to think before you do something with rash consequences, because you will certainly regret it, but also keep in mind, that a new day comes* and you can choose to spend it differently.
"I gotta get away from here...I miss the one that I love a lot...I loved"
*One day, you will die, but that is beside the point. :
1 Comments:
heyhey.... my name is Ky, and I just listened to "Making Plans." You're very creative, good chords... one thing you could improve on is your highest not in the song, during the chorus. Very high note. :D You come a LOT closer to it than me, but you sound a little strained.
Guitarwork is awesome. Mine sucks most of the time. hah. The intro doesn't quite fit the rest of the song, but sounds really cool. You do need a bass (though I can't hear it through computer speakers well anyways) but I'm sure you could do that if you wanted to.
Well, my band isn't up yet, but it should be up soon; 9 Missing 8. Check it out if you want. see ya around.
-Ky the Spy
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