Hello there!
I am fine, what about you?
Yea, sleeping is awesome~ Time goes by so much quickly as well. ^^
Dreams are sooo entertaining​!
Hmm, the most recent dream.. Hahah, sadly I forgot it, tends to happen to me often really. o.o
What about yours? =O

Yea, I like classical music, my favorite composer is probably Rachmaninoff​ or Mozart. o.o
But one of my favorite piece is the Chaconne in G minor by Vitali. =o

I try to follow it-sometimes​ it goes a bit wrong :D


The part of life that I dont understand is faith-It confuses me how people can believe In God-when he is supposedly the one who creates all the terror in the world

hello~ nice to meet you!
so pretty! hahaha..
I have in a degree a lot of age, but a friend wants to do it.

I'm not too sure really. I'm currently reading a book about Joseph Stalin. Crime novels are ok, but I'm not too big into them.

whoops, 2nd post:

...maybe the world will have started cooling down again.

What are your views?

Matt

Hello, thanks for the message.

Sure, that'd be cool. I think I can hold a conversation​ on things I consider important.

Global warming. I believe that anthropogeni​c global warming remains only a scientific theory and should be treated as such. I used to totally fall for it, because the media and public figures treat global warming as absolutely real. The way the tv media especially, chooses its stories based on the fact that they make money off sensationali​st coverage of ice melting or glaciers retreating, causes me to look at other sources to find the truth.

I'm quite frustrated with Al Gore's movie, An Inconvenient​ Truth, because the predominant amount of people interviewed or used as sources in that were not climatologis​ts. I'm also frustrated with the thousands of scientists who are forced to find proof of global warming in their research, because they are funded by the governments.​ These governments need to be elected, and 95% of public opinion is in favour of action to curb global warming. So they fund mainly the scientists who are willing to help them prove this theory, and help them appear to reduce climate change.

I had an email conversation​ with Dr Tim Ball, a leader among the small and underfunded group of climate scientists dedicated to independentl​y researching climate change and its causes. He has found evidence to support his claim that cyclical changes in the earth's tilt and solar flares from the sun at the largest contributers​ to climate change. I don't know enough whether to say with any certainty that humans aren't causing global warming or that they are, but I do believe that most of the world is influenced too much by what the media says, not by what the independent scientists say. I'd prefer governments to tackle pollution in general and unequal consumption first.

So my conclusion is that I think in 20 years, most of the world will have realised that global warming was a cyclical thing, hardly caused by humans. And by then, maybe

I thank you for your words.
indeed, there're few people behaviours like me. it is not a weird thing, they talk about me in the school in that way, too. i'm used to it.

well, i don't think there're great numbers of matters that i cannot handle, though i'm just a student as well as a minor who knows little about the whole society from others' eyes. yet i got two precious gifts: imagination and momeries of those experiences.​­
i think, do illations, finally draw a conclution.
i meet people, talking to them, finding the real one indside their bodies.
those are my preparations​­ for my stepping forward.

sorry, if there's any offence in my words.

it's good to see you, anyway ~

im goin to louisiana tomorow to visit my grandparents​ and we will stay there for a while

what about you?

haha i definatley will

Uhh. No problem. Im Robbie by the way, Nice to meet you.