Hi

I'm a go ahead and be the first poster guy:
 I've been reading books that hash out la true complexities of living in society a la genre postmodernism. And this is what I think (also I am a whole 10 pages in 03 so we'll see..): postmodernism (or a lot of what I've been reading i.e. the first 10 pages of 03) is a re-hash of some Zeno's paradox stuff. Viz. postmodernism really analyzes Zeno's stuff again and says, "Wait, how do people cross the street?" or pose, "How do people move or make decisions?" Except a lot of the postmodernism stuff involves this monologue (the master), where people cannot cross a street or move or make any decisions because people are bombarded and ruined to static by every tangential thought (monologue i.e. every link in this blog) about anything and can as a result, suffer from (more like a product of contemporary society) decision fatigue. How do we survive in a world like this with all these decisions... are they  bad? or good? (I don't know).
We got all these leaps of faith, and we're pretty sure we know where we're landing (who said we were landing?).
Anyway: I like the first 10 pages.
also: these are just so fun
and his philosophy is so good
also expecting everyone with full force in this style..