Seawaves said:Why the hell are you wasting your time here with that short little two thousand word post?
Start your own site called, Ipostsofreakinglongnobodywantstoreadwhatthehellihavewrittern.com
It will be a hit!
I have three thoughts about this:
1. The perception of how quickly or slowly time passes as well as the relative value we place upon the quantity of time we have available to us are highly individual and quite complicated - perhaps too complicated for even the individual in question to actually comprehend the systemic processes by which such evaluations are eventually derived
2. It's possible, under a variety of circumstances including such things as closed head injury, illegal drug abuse, side effects of prescribed therapeutic drugs, traumatic psychological events, and any number of other reasons that are too numerous to even attempt to categorize; an individual's normal inhibitory processes may become altered in such a way to cause dramatic changes in behavior. Sometimes this manifestation can be highly overt as when a someone who has never been involved in any criminal activity begins to shoplift or steal. Other times, the effect is more subtle such that an individual may no longer be able to discern and judge the difference between what could be classified as positive and negative attention and behaves in a manner to derive maximum attention regardless of negative social implications which would result from certain acts. In this case, and individual may still may have a reasonable perception of the amount of attention an act may receive but would not be able to differentiate between a positive or negative response.
3. I don't think you can have domain name that long
Dave