Overthinking nothingness
At work the past few days, I’ve gotten lost in some random thoughts. After having a conversation with a friend about over thinking things. Some people over think relationships, or their job, or decisions that need to be made. Not I, however.
Today while listening to some music, I heard what must be music’s greatest sin. I’m talking about something worse than a great group ceasing to use heroin leading to a decline in lyrical awesomeness and melodic magnificence. I’m talking about the dreaded, and I shudder thinking about it, fade out. It’s like falling asleep to a book on tape, or knowing that the band didn’t care enough about the song to finish it properly.
So I got to thinking, what is the best song with the worst ending? I’m still trying to figure it out, but will let you know when I do. Suggestions are welcome.
Also, in a meeting yesterday I heard the following statement: “I’m sorry, my brain must be thrashing.”
If you follow that link, it’s a term used to describe what happens to a computer when it is constantly reading from disk and not memory. I know, nerdy. But this guy used the sentence, and what’s more- no one batted an eye. It was like common lingo or terminology in this group. I wasn’t sure what to think at first. Then I realized I don’t ever want to become like that. Sure, nerdiness to a certain extent is a badge of honor- like winning bar trivia. Not this, though. This was not cool.
I’m currently watching the Simpson’s movie. And it feels very forced, unfunny.
Something else I’ve thought about is that one could probably get away waisting 60% of their time. If anyone were to ever call you on it, you could just blame meetings and bureaucratic blunders for the lack of work getting done. Now this isn’t a very ethical way of getting through life, but I think it is the norm.It seems, from other places I’ve worked, as if they expect you to waste half your time until you realize that you need to get shit done.
Then it’s a week of insane work which one complains about non-stop for being “overworked.” How ridiculous.