Che and a radio show

The empanadas de carne from the place by Lo's are indeed fantastic. And I skipped work today. I'm such a bad ass. (He was not.)

Sometimes I get the Arrested Development narrator in my head.

I just watched Motorcycle Diaries too. I liked it. I can relate to it a lot right now. Because it is essentially about how this road trip made Ernesto Guevara into Che. Simply being outside of your own little world does give you so much more to take in. And it does change you.

I am currently listening to the Zeitgeist radio show. And I am somewhat frustrated with Jacque, the Venus Project founder. I like some but not all of his ideas. And his contradictions are making me question the validity of this idea. He has said things like people will not have opinions, they will have facts. But then later he said that if you disagree with someone then you have the tools to solve that problem. If there are no opinions, there are no disagreements. Hm?

"You are only as free as your purchasing power allows you to be."
-I did like that quote.

The transition involves a movie, it sounds fun. There is a lot of infrastructure work going into this movement at the moment, and I realize I can't truly contribute to it directly. But I can work on myself. And maybe that will rub off onto others. I don't know. So that means going back to working on my own concepts. It's difficult to accept a world in which people are just going to be good because they were raised to be good.

What will happen to our current culture, our current media. Put it all in museums and not show it to our children? Probably a good idea. That is very far into the future. As have been all of my thoughts now. I wonder how we apply this way of thinking to our world now? Can we? Do I have to just go along with everything now and pretend it's all good until it fails? I wonder.

I got shit to do though. Bye.