Tough Challenges

Moral ideas are not aesthetic enough for a crooked world. We allow (or are forced to alter) our thoughts, innate character to be transformed by a deluge of external factors with covert plans to alter them irredeemably. Due to such instances, we lose control over the arguments and willingly surrender to the numerous byproducts that appear as sludge amidst the controversial free-flow of nonsense. The experience is like being caught in quicksand. It becomes offensive that people decide to choose the insensitive, irascible, and incoherent way to argue over inappropriate topics. With such arguments, it is impossible to further any knowledge, but does well to progress the degeneration of minds through institutionalisation. The fact that we are losing the ability choose intelligently can be gauged by the the socio-political upheavals that are threatening to erode the aesthetic value of common sense and values.

~Amitav