Should we do as people expect us to do, like obedient and trained dogs, or robots, controlled by a remote? Do you believe what you're told and accept it blindly, like a faith? Does the truth of men lies anywhere? What if the cave is invisible and you don't really know whether you're in or out of it? Do you want a convenient life, where everything goes exactly according to the plan you made? Or do you want to do what everyone else wants to do, those you were influenced into? Are you able to make your own choices? Do you have your own desires? Are you actually free? What do you think when you think about freedom? A place where you can go anywhere and do anything, any time? Would it make any sense? Why to look for answers? Whose answers?
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- A motorcycle
- A monocycle
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Why
The theme was started by looking through some Maurits Cornelis Escher pictures, which are physically impossible to exist, but definately possible to be drawn, when the Horseman picture was found.
To fit this background, some arabic/islamic pictures were seen when I finally found the current header one, which fits perfectly into the arabic/islamic idea of the Escher picture and the idea of traveling as a need, for ponderings and reflections, and how one's decision makes part of other's life.
To fit this background, some arabic/islamic pictures were seen when I finally found the current header one, which fits perfectly into the arabic/islamic idea of the Escher picture and the idea of traveling as a need, for ponderings and reflections, and how one's decision makes part of other's life.