It's about the sperm.
The fastest but highly stupid sperm. The sperm that made it to conception purely on brute strength. The sperm which is expected to be smart, but simply cannot be, as it is not. Period.
Today, I came across some of these sperms.
I am dealing with: (some are sensitive in nature, hence I will be generic)
- People who don't understand the power of simplicity. This morning I came across some people who do not understand decorum. Saying the right thing at the right time for the right reason. Too much of verbiage to express a simple idea that the verbose was killing the environment.
- Individuals who cannot think, who cannot analyse or question why is a certain thing done in a certain way. But they are happy to just do it, so long as the job gets done. Never mind the consequence. If only they are dealing with their own money or time or resources.
I was fuming... Wanted to kill... oh god, gods, jesus, allah, lord, ya ali ya hassan ya hussain whatever puckish power's that in charge... is this your creation? Is this the best you can do?
What made it worse was a nurse in the blood bank, who after I had completed my blood letting, just plastered the site without even looking if she's doing it right.
In people's mind they are doing it. But do people stop and think, am I doing it right? What's the point of doing something if you have to re-do it again, or worse, if your doing-ness for the sake of doing caused grief, or loss to another person.
Right now, I am too exhausted to dwell on this. But we will pick this up again. It is a mission worth pursuing for the betterment of human beings. And my sanity, of course. My sanity is worth this cause.
I have written to my guru, DC Cordova is her name, the principal of Excellerated Business Schools to give me some tips and coaching on how to enable and empower people to make common sense into common practice.
So, here's to the fastest (but highly stupid) sperm: your days are numbered! I am on to you, you MF!
I would have to agree with you. Try being around academician. You will wonder, how this intellectuals just cannot connect common sense to common practise. I have a tale to tell.
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