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					<description><![CDATA[MJ is a grain of pepper.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>MJ is a grain of pepper.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[The first few lines are my dad exactly. He&#039;s an architect and this is what he thinks is genuine fun.  We will go on vacation and rather than go to the beach or do typical vacation things, he will stare at buildings and look at how they were built. You cant walk down the street without him stopping and saying how the building was made and whats right or wrong with it and so on.

Its crazy to think that even if you do manage to perfect something that you are still just a grain of salt. For example, Michael Jordan may be the &quot;most perfect&quot; basketball player but in the whole universe, past, present, and future, he is nothing. 

In 100 years from now we will mean nothing. We look back at history and the people from it and don&#039;t realize that they were actually real people. Villains from the past are glorified, where today they would be cast from society. For example, you have people like Billy the Kid and Attila the Hun who would be considered awful people  in todays world. However, to us they are almost legends who are part of stories rather than history. We don&#039;t take into account that the people that Attila the Hun slaughtered mercilessly were real. What I&#039;m trying to get at is the further into the future we go after our deaths, the less we are remembered and the less important we are. We think right now is the most important time period ever because we are living in it. But the people in 500 BC and 1408 and 1807 probably thought the same thing and those living in 2100 and 2800 will also think the same thing. 

I need to get to work.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The first few lines are my dad exactly. He&#8217;s an architect and this is what he thinks is genuine fun.  We will go on vacation and rather than go to the beach or do typical vacation things, he will stare at buildings and look at how they were built. You cant walk down the street without him stopping and saying how the building was made and whats right or wrong with it and so on.</p>
<p>Its crazy to think that even if you do manage to perfect something that you are still just a grain of salt. For example, Michael Jordan may be the &#8220;most perfect&#8221; basketball player but in the whole universe, past, present, and future, he is nothing. </p>
<p>In 100 years from now we will mean nothing. We look back at history and the people from it and don&#8217;t realize that they were actually real people. Villains from the past are glorified, where today they would be cast from society. For example, you have people like Billy the Kid and Attila the Hun who would be considered awful people  in todays world. However, to us they are almost legends who are part of stories rather than history. We don&#8217;t take into account that the people that Attila the Hun slaughtered mercilessly were real. What I&#8217;m trying to get at is the further into the future we go after our deaths, the less we are remembered and the less important we are. We think right now is the most important time period ever because we are living in it. But the people in 500 BC and 1408 and 1807 probably thought the same thing and those living in 2100 and 2800 will also think the same thing. </p>
<p>I need to get to work.</p>
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