there's no reason for me to be here anymore ^^

Waking life talks about some aspects of lucid dreaming. Like how to know if you're in a dream. Like alarm clocks are supposed to be blurry and you can't turn on lights. But time is different in the dream world than it is in the real world. I mean do you know if everything up from your past has been a dream or not. Is the "you" now different from the "you" yesterday? I think the idea is that whether or not their life up is a dream, one should live life to the fullest.

A little bit from everyone. I read about philosophers named in waking life, Aristotle, Plato, Thich Nhat, Kahil Gibran, etc.. Like one of the things Gibran stated was "Sure you may say that you are saving water for a time when there is none, but is it not the fear of thirst the most unquenchable thirst of all?"

I like to read about current events and study philosophy specifically stuff about the future and what it means to be human.