Life

Sunday, February 21, 2016

the Beauty in the bricks



7,403,558,033.
as of 7:56 that is the total number of people in the world. 


I don't think for the most part, people don't see the full grasp of how many people are on this and when they do it can be pretty depressing. if you were to just spend one minute with every person on this earth it would take you 123,392,633.883 hours or 5,411,359.74514 days or 14,085.91711 years before you were done. this is huge and for the most part depressing. on the out side most of us just look like a grain of sand in the middle of a dessert. there are so many people on the planet today most of us get overlooked or just seen as another name on an endless list of people, this is shown for sure i our education as kids are treated more as products on an assembly line then individuals, and that's what's truly sad. "even though every snowflake is unlike any other most people only see snow." even though there's not a single person on earth like us on earth the overwhelming number of people can cloud our vision of ourselves and the value of the part we play in the world. i think a lot of people see themselves replaceable like a brick. there's already another thousand others just like me, why do i matter, well think of it this way, bricks have millions of uses, to build a wall, counter weight, stool, just to name a few and even though every brick is for the most part the same each is used in a different way. us as people are the same way. see even though many of us are similar and have the same talents or goals each of us can do infinite things with infinite possibilities, and that's really the beauty of it. that we all start out the same but all go out to do different things and to live different lives all completely different and unique from the other 7,403,558,032 people on earth doing the same. 



2 comments:

  1. I really like the last two lines, I agree I think people forget how important they are

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  2. whoa, this was really cool. cool perspective

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