
that's why science was created and how we will obliterate ourselves.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 200 - Reviews: 5 - Published: 02-01-08 - Status: Complete - id: 2470395
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i've noticed that people are blind.
they never seem capable of seeing anything
that's
placed itself in front of them.
it's almost as
if their retina doesn't detect anything
at all because they
refuse to believe that they've ever
seen anything…
…and if people don'
t believe something,
in their minds, it doesn't exist.
that's why science was created.
microscopes and magnifying glasses were
built
because humans are blind and need something to
prove
that what they refuse to believe exists.
(isn't that ironic?)
and that's the reason
why we have labs today:
all of those who can see are trying
to teach those who can't
with hard facts.
it's just a shame
that no one knows that all of these things
will just destroy us
someday.
at first science was created to find proof, but now
we just
want more and more.
and the more insatiable our
thirst becomes the more we
will discover and the more quickly we
will lose everything
we've gained.
curiosity,
intelligence and a lack of faith will lead to our
obliteration.
(i just wish people weren't so blind to these things.)
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