Back to Basics

I've removed all the clutter. All those fancy apps that caught my young 19 year olds' eyes back in 2008. I always avoid judging a book by it's cover. To always know where this person comes from that makes this person have a certain attitude on certain issues. There have been complains that I talk about relationships too much. I like to talk about career paths and education as well. My topics are so boring don't you think? But I feel that this is where I discover who that person really is. All their history and past experiences is what makes them who they are today. The reason they may be afraid of something or the reason why they try so hard at certain things. I like to see the deeper side of that person that everyone takes for granted. When everyone blame that person for being that certain way, knowing them more justifies their actions. That's why I can never summarise a movie for someone because all those details matter and builds the story. 

But is it really a good thing? I'm beginning to realize it's not. I get bored easily and when I know a person so well that I can anticipate their moves or have an explanation for everything they say or do, I find there's nothing more. I wish I can restart life and start it with a less critical life and take life as it goes. But that's not me and I never want to be someone I'm not. 

Steve Jobs died today and thanks to all those hype, I found this video. What I learned from this is first, Steve Jobs was adopted and second, don't settle.