Technology 
No Comments I’ve had my iPhone for almost a year now. It is amazing, best of all: the applications.
I currently have 58 apps on 5 pages. I am a little OCD so the first three pages are arranged by color.
I will be counting down my favorite apps starting with my top ten, but for now, here are all the apps I am currently ussing:
Is there a motivation other than selfish reasoning, or are we as humans so self centered that we can only make decisions that will give us a positive outcome in some way?
It seems the basic principle of every personal decision is based on the practical outcome. For ever act there is a request for a return effect, or favor. If you work, you expect pay. Even in acts of charity you reward yourself with a sence of weldoing, a personal ‘pat on the back’
Is this wrong? Shouldn’t we accept this selfish nature in all of us? If everyone is looking out for #1 then everyone should do well, right?
Random No Comments I’m at church.
My mother put her foot down. So I philially responded by accepting the constantly reiterated invitations of my uncle, and joined him and his congregation for worship.
I’m sitting out of the first part (the singing) by hiding in the open and tapping away on my Iphone.
I’m very weary of the church as a whole. Even in my short life I’ve seen the good and the bad a group of religious people can cause. When a leader, or an entire congregation goes bad (and I should elaborate on what “bad” is), the results are catastrophic.
Churches, have almost an exclusive hold on Hope. And a common bond of Faith.
In order to be a part of a church, or any other religious group, you must concede that YOU have faith in a GOD (or many)
When you have this Faith, it is a given that with it comes Hope: afterlife, benevolent intervention, whatever your imagination needs.
Of course this Hope, and Faith, can easily be twisted. Distorted by the machinations of a megalomaniac(s) to contol masses (i.e. Spanish Iquisition, Nazis, Salem Witch Trials, Republicans)
It has been used by preverts to abuse the trust of many, I won’t use any examples for this one everyone is familiar with it.
So Ive arrived at church, and have spent most of the time describing why I don’t like it. The singing has stopped and I think I’ll go in and learn a little.