Say No To Acronym Colonialism

Random Thoughts:

1. Do I have the desire to live in one place forever? I don’t. I think I will be satisfied the day when I get that desire. It means I’m ready to give away everything for this one place. I wish I get there one day.

2. I once read in the Quran that by looking around you feel Allah. You see the evidence for His presence. On the way back from Manchester, with fields of gold, green and light green, I felt that.

3. Is it true that you don’t think of other things when you have what you want? Maybe it relates to point 1. That is why I want to have the desire to be in one place. Cause that means I don’t want to think about other stuff when I have that one thing. But is it humanly possible? I have an iPhone but when the new iPhone came out, I did want it. Not as bad, but still would have given my old one for the new one. That’s strange. I guess I don’t ‘look’ for better things, but if they do come my way, I accept them. Yeah. I think that is true for most humans. But then how can I have the desire to settle? Easy. I have the desire to settle and if something else comes, that I have a desire to settle for it more, then I again settle. I like that.

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It is really sad when your life is reduced to some pieces of paper. How many times we have read that in the statistics that the probability of one independent event has no impact on the next one. But why do we still keep on assuming that people of one nation are all the same? Doesn’t seem like a bit absurd, it indeed doest to me. You know what? Nothing you do can shake that faith of me. If it doesn’t kill me, it definitely makes me stronger. So Eff you.

Cambridge has its own charm. I have not stopped thinking about life and philosophy ever since I set foot here. There is something in Cambridge’s air. I think I understand life better when I am here. I also feel some strange transformations in me. I am more empathetic of people. I feel I understand people better and reflect on myself through them. I feel like a bag-packer in search of some truth. I am more independent than I thought and I often find myself staring blankly into the space thinking about ancient questions that no one knows answer to. I feel in Cambridge’s air all my energies have culminated. I love Cambridge so much that I don’t want to leave it. It invokes thoughts in me that no town has ever done. or maybe it is just solitude or the opportunity to think.