Creo Zerg!

I am finally getting to my impression of the Creo Zerg (tm).

I left work on Thursday at 11am. The drive to Kentucky took 12 hours and 15 minutes plus there was a time change where I got to skip over most of the 9 o'clock hour (9 to 10 pm is the worst hour of the night anyway...). So I finally make it to the hotel around 12:30 am. I meet Froggie/E-lad/Dale at the hotel, we shared a room to cut the cost down. Dale started posting about our adventures that night at SMRT. I was very tired but stayed up a bit and talked.

The next morning, we had breakfast and made our way to the museum. At breakfast I noticed a family of Pentecostal Holiness followers. They are usually easy to spot as the women are not allowed to cut their hair and have to wear dresses at all times. When we got to the museum, I saw the same family there with a group of other similarly dressed people. The shock and horror on their face was rather funny.

Anyway, the place has been covered pretty well and I don't have much else to add, except my pictures. So here is the link to my photo album.

Creation Hamseum

I started this post a few days ago and am now just finishing it. I realized I am not going to cover much different except my pictures.

Hypocrite

Reading this post by Jen at Blag Hag got me thinking. I wrote in response to her post and I don't know if I am truly being rational or not.

People who spend their time with their own spirituality that does not affect others are still wasting their lives in my opinion. They are throwing money and time away on make believe feel good nonsense.

That last bit though can be used against me and what I spend a lot of my time and money on. What is gaming? It is a bit of escapism, to a feel good (well not always, some things can get quite frustrating, but overall feel good) make believe nonsense. I spend quite a bit of money and time on it also. So really, who am I to judge here?

FUG commented saying, "In a universe without purpose, there is no such thing as a wasted action. There is no end to work towards, so every action is equitable." On the whole of the universe I can agree with that. But each individual is able to make goals or purpose on their own, irrespective of the, for a lack of a better term, "will" of the universe.

So I still sit here in a conundrum. I am willing to admit I am wrong and I am a hypocrite for judging them. Yet I still want to judge spiritualists, I still want to point out they are wasting their time and money on nonsense. I stand here, as I am, a hypocrite.