Near-life experiences
Those of you familiar with fight club might remember the part where Mr. Duerden talks about near-life experiences. I am here to elaborate this idea, and to explain in detail what I think constitutes a near-life experience.
Most people spend their life in a daze. By a daze i mean not feeling the power of 100000000 nerve endings screaming at you. This only happens in situations where the body is pumping a lot of adrenalin into the blood stream. Medical dictionaries might tell you that adrenalin is revealed to your bloodstream only in times of fear, panic and emergency.
All I really have to say, is my favorite moments in life are these. Whether it's clinging to a rock face with just my fingers or the adrenalin that comes with writting a really hard exam it'll be my drug of choice when i attempt to experience life at it's fullest.
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Hunter S. Thompson
RIP
Most people spend their life in a daze. By a daze i mean not feeling the power of 100000000 nerve endings screaming at you. This only happens in situations where the body is pumping a lot of adrenalin into the blood stream. Medical dictionaries might tell you that adrenalin is revealed to your bloodstream only in times of fear, panic and emergency.
All I really have to say, is my favorite moments in life are these. Whether it's clinging to a rock face with just my fingers or the adrenalin that comes with writting a really hard exam it'll be my drug of choice when i attempt to experience life at it's fullest.
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"Myths and legends die hard in America. We love them for the extra dimension they provide, the illusion of near-infinite possibility to erase the narrow confines of most men's reality. Weird heroes and mould-breaking champions exist as living proof to those who need it that the tyranny of ''the rat race'' is not yet final."
Hunter S. Thompson
RIP
posted by Louis at 7:20 PM
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