Alright, I guess I've gone missing for quite a long time.
Time for the writer to get back to his paper. Like all great writers, this blog shall be written in black ink. Of course not literally,( no you can't just write on your monitor and wait allow them to sort of dissolve in it. No way! Not yet)
True Nature
Have you ever notice how blue the skies are? Or how green are those patches of grass? Nature's so amazing. Just leave it to nature and everything will go just fine. It seems like its some auto mode set by god or something. Everything just fits so nicely into each other, like gears in a gearbox. Life and death are all part of nature.
But if nature's the gearbox, then what's it driving then. I guess that's the question everyone seeks, the purpose of life. On days which I somehow got the urge to have a long ride home via the bus 176, I never fail to notice that banner outside a church, " why on earth am I here" followed by "40 (or is it 30)days of purpose."
From my point of view, we have deviated far from the natural ways of life. Why are we humans bestowed with the special gift to develop into a highly organized spices. Through evolution, we have advance greatly. Not only in intelligence, but also up the food chain. We built, destroy and create. Is this change still part of nature?
Will we still be part of nature? Or are we just beings living in this planet and the planet's just being our playing field where we are all tested upon through trials so as to advance to a greater level in our afterlife? I guess that's what life is all about.
Education section:
The blue sky is a result of a physical phenomenon called Rayleigh scattering that causes light to scatter when it passes through particles that have a diameter one-tenth that of the wavelength (color) of the light. Sunlight is made up of all different colors of light, but because of the elements in the atmosphere the color blue is scattered much more efficiently than the other colors.
The green colour of the grass is actually caused by the green pigment call chlorophyll which takes part in a very important role in producing food for the plant in order to stay alive in a process called photosynthesis.