...and you are but a thought.
Mark Twain's "The Mysterious Stranger" gets a claymation makeover. Discuss your thoughts on the video here.
I personally thought it was brilliant--and an accurate depiction of the pathetic in human nature, as demonstrated by the "people" the children made. How quickly things turn to ruin.
"I find you humans quite interesting, even though you are a worthless, greedy lot." How true.






Reply With Quote


The imbalance in my head tells me that if I go outside I will drop dead of a heart attack (yes, this is how I used to think). But something else drives me to face that challenge. Something sparks a hope in me that if I go outside I will be fine. And something tells me that this is something I have to do. Despite all the physical feelings of fear, anxiety, impending doom and a belief I could be about to die, I can overcome it. We are not ruled by the physical processes in our heads. They affect us definitely, but we are far from slaves to feelings. It's harder to go against them, than to go with them, but much more rewarding in the end.

Bookmarks