What to think if your psychiatrist starts a conversation with you about quantum physics? I mean, I'm paying the man to do some voodoo on me and he starts going star-trek on me! But then again he is a very talented shrink, and I'm glad he doesn't try to use the book on me because even if I didn't study for psychologist -or god forbid social worker- I do know when people are mind-fucking ya instead of mind-healing ya. And he did have an interesting point somewhere about how reality that pours into my brain trough my eyes, ears and other wee senses is being created only after I give a meaning to what comes in. In a way we all create reality based on what we think we are seeing and feeling and all, but truth is we just give an opinion to ourselves of it. Many actions and intentions of others we have to guess abuot, and some peopel guess better at what the true meaning is than others. Now, if I'm not in one of my paranoid moods then I'm also someone who mostly figures out stuff correct. But then again, I also always have a little voice telling me that maybe I'm not wrong, but then again there could be other reasons or intentions. Based on how we think other people think we react on the things they do. So you see it's quite important somhow to get a good idea. And I literally mean a good idea, because in my opinion, if you perceive people to be of good intent somehow they react to it. Not the die-hard hustlers and con-men of course, but most people will also sense this and in a way their reaction will be adapted to yours. It's like when you smile instead of looking like there's a lemon stuck up yer rear end, notice how many strangers will pass by and smile back? Anyway, I'm gonna grab a bite I feel like feeding my inner child and all the other guys in here ;-)