Sorry for the blurriness. I had to take it sneakily during calc when the teacher had her back turned (unfortunately it's not difficult for her to tell who's paying attention and who is not with only eight people in the class).
The things that look like people are little Viruses. In the top picture the virus is attaching, the the left picture he's 'penetrating' the cell and putting his DNA/RNA in, then, in the bottom picture, the new baby viruses are growing and in the last picture, they're budding out, destroying the host cell.
Bad virus, bad!!!
I've also been wondering lately (and this is something else I attribute to my philosophy class) that if I were someone else and met the Me that exists today... would I like Me? Would I find Me interesting, ambitious, intelligent, witty and on the 'right track?' Or would I find Me a messy, filthy, sloppy, annoying third shift employee at a WaWa? I really don't know. I would like to think that I would like Me because I've worked very hard to become the Me that I am today and have done a relatively good job thus far, but that's just because it's Me living the life of Me and not someone else looking in... so of course it's going to be a biased opinion. I don't know.
Sometimes I meet people that kind of remind me of Me and don't particularly like them... but I don't know if that's me being snobby that someone that isn't Me is like Me or if I would honestly, genuinely, really just not like myself if I met Me. Aristotle says that object of human life is to become the most excellent person you can become (simplified a wee-bit, haha!). I like to say that I'm striving to be educated, socially acceptable, interesting, maintaining healthy relationships and treating people with respect... but I don't know if me becoming 'excellent' would make me like Me any better. Oi vey... this is vicious cycle!!!!
I will have to think about this some more.
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