When you take a look at the world right in front of you, just looking and observing, you can be surprised to discover some things you have never seen before, even if your'e walking by every day.
Maybe it's not the most important things, but it shows how we can walk by something every day, without even notice. "Good" or "bad" things.
It's the same with the problems in a society. There will always be problems in a society, and when we can't handle it all, the only thing we can do is to forget about then, and stop looking.
Sometimes we should stop up and take a look on the world.
...(Save me) Save me from the nothing I've become<
Bring me to life
I've been living a lie, there's nothing inside
Bring me to life
Frozen inside without your touch
Without your love, darling
Only you are the life among the dead
All of this time I can't believe I couldn't see
Kept in the dark, but you were in the front of me
I've been sleeping a thousand years it seems
Got to open my eyes to everything
Without a thought, without a voice, without a soul
Don't let me die here
There must be something more
Bring me to life
>(Wake me up) Wake me up inside...
...Bring me to life<
Amy (the lead singer of the band) about the song:
"Basically, we go through life every day, kind of doing the same thing, going through the motions, and nothing phases us for the most part, then one day something happens that wakes you up and makes you realize that there's more to life than just feeling nothing, feeling numb. It's as if you've never felt before and just realized there's this whole world of emotion or meaning that you've never seen before. It's just like: "Wow. I've been asleep all this time,"
Many songs is actually about almost nothing, or about "small" things in life. This is not one of them. Some songs you first understand when you actually sit and listen and think about the text, not just hearing it. Music should be more about bringing a message, not only to entertain. It's possible to do both.
Why don't we just accept the things as it is? We want to know more. We want to discover more. If we understand what there's being talked about, then we can wonder and start thinking, and at last we can start asking. When we ask, we get answers the most. Sometimes the answers isn't that good, but it's still an answer you can use to consider thw whole subject. The more you ask, the more knowlegde you get.
In some religions it's not the mening that you should ask. When you for example in christianity, you shouldn't questioning Jesus when he said something. The things he said was just correct, and you should just obey. And so for the Bible Now. Let's get it clear; a lot of the things in the bible isn't mad things, but there is no prove at all, that there exists a god, or that it happened. But it's clear that the Bible dosn't put up for questions.
In my eyes asking is one of the best things you can do. If we hadn't asked at all through time, we did not have the same well-developed society.
When you talk about the evolutionary theory, you say the strongest survive. But then why are we all so different? The strongest survive. Dosn't it meen we all should be identical, or almost identical? You can say we are, but if that's true, why does we have so different interests and have so different strengths and weaknesses? Yeah, maybe if the difference only was a little bit of variation, but still connected and within the same subject?
I think the simple answer is that we need all sorts of talents to build up a community like ours, and without the difference between people, there wouldn't be any chance that we would develop ourself, and the community would stop developing too. We need suport from each other, else we can't continue the development, and that would result in the suspension of the evolution. That's why we need to be different. And it's also a good way to put variation in our daily life, and make the day different from the last.
The evolutionary theory says the strongest will survive, but it's not only one, who is the strongest; it's a lot!
