In order to know what something is, you have to know what it isn't. Most of us are presented with a default setting. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. But in the case that it didn't work, why is that? How did you know? Did you have an epiphany that, oh, this isn't for me, so something else might be it. You had a negative epiphany, or an unepiphany. You then knew what you didn't want which led you to what you did want. So, what of all those people who stuck with the default setting? Are they happy? Do they actually know what they're doing, or life just is? Is it suggested that they too should have the unepiphany of The Other? A challenge in beliefs in the guise of a reaffirmation.
Fuck you, Insult Victim. Mehr! (that's the sound of disapproval...)
Posted by Mark Canlas at February 6, 2003 06:37 PM