A list of truths by Thucents

This is a living list of truths according to my own experience, in no particular order. There is no specific purpose. However, if there must be one, because as a reader, you would feel cheated without one, then let this be a list for beautiful conversations to begin.

#1. There is nothing in this world that is not part of everything. I figured we should start out with a common ground. =)

#2. Some of us have slapped ourselves in the face at some point in our lives. I have done it plenty of times, literally and figuratively. It was fun!

#3. Food, love, and progress is my current order of preference. Now, pick your three and put those in your order of preference. Life is rather simple, isn’t it?

#4. The media is generally corrupted. I don’t think there’s any good in trying to figure out who’s to blame but we all know it needs to be fixed.

#5. A self-made man doesn’t exist — his mom gave him quite a head-start.

#6. LSD is not addictive. It may even be anti-addictive and a whole lot more.

#7. Love solves everything…eventually. At least that’s my bet.

#8. Nothing ever happened exactly as you imagined, and that’s what’s beautiful about life.

#9. Taking care of plants makes me happy. Have you ever tried?

#10. Ho Chi Minh fought for Vietnamese independence. Love him or hate him, this man believed in freedom, not just for himself, but for others as well.

#11. The ego is powerful, creative, destructive, and just about everything under the sun. Tread with kindness.

#12. Andrew Yang is a good fucking dude. I said it in Iowa and I still feel that it’s true today.

#13. I don’t eat meat, I don’t smoke, and I don’t think I will date someone who does. But if I do, then I must be a really lucky guy.

#14. I was young and stupid, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

#15. Some people meditate to get things right, some people repeat their mistakes until they got sick and tired of them. Either one is fine.

…#1,001

NOTE: I will try to add to this list every now and then. Please inspire me…and have some beautiful conversations together.

And these are my Thucents…for now.

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