I spend a lot of time alone due to working shifts.  Therefore, I spend a lot of time thinking of things that don’t really make sense.  Well, to the normal man, they don’t make sense.  To the insane or maybe just curious, maybe they do.

In life, we generally agree what the masses agree because we want to be part of the “normal”.  What if the masses are wrong? 

For instance, about two percent of females and eight percent of males are colour blind.  What if ninety eight percent of females and ninety two percent of males are actually the colour blind?  Colour blindness is caused by mutations on the X chromosome.  What if that mutation is making them see what us “normal” people can’t see?  Or that WE have the mutation?

I believe in ghosts, but have never seen a ghost.  People are quick to tell the people who say they have seen a ghost that they haven’t.  Should we therefore tell colour blind people that they aren’t colour blind, and to stop lying to us?

People are afraid to speak up about things through fear of being labelled insane.  Of course, there are indeed the insane ones.  Or are there?  What is to say that they aren’t seeing what they say they are?  We know nothing of the human brain.  What if their brain is working on a different level, and the drugs we give them are actually stopping them from seeing what is actually there, and properly harvested could actually increase what we have in life? 

Is schizophrenia the voices in the head of an insane person, or a person that has previous reincarnations awakened by a part of their brain?  Is there such a thing as reincarnation?  Who are we to say that there isn’t. 

Is there a heaven because the masses believe in it?  Is there anything when the soul leaves the body?  As I said, I believe in ghosts.  I do not believe in God.  I have no idea what the “afterlife” is.  Should I follow the masses?  Of course not. 

What if all the world you think you know is an elaborate dream?