2012 National Geographic

I've been working too much. I'm even having dreams that I'm stuck in some kind of Purgatory-place. I've been contemplating the Mayan Revolution stuff lately. Apparently, collective consciousness for the human race will finally be occurring on December 21st, 2012. Like, I found a bunch of old stuff in a box the other day. I thought that maybe in that box I would discover a National Geographic from 1995 featuring a story on Prairie Dog overpopulation, which I used as inspiration for a short story I wrote in high school about a fictional character named Rod Allegheny. It wasn't there. But what was in there, was a National Geographic from August 1979, the month I was born. And I thought, "huh, I didn't even know that I had this." So I opened it to whatever page, and what was on that page? A STORY ABOUT PRAIRIE DOG OVERPOPULATION. In general, answers are coming in where they're not supposed to be, lately. The questions aren't happening until the response solicits them. It's like Jeopardy of the cortex. The internet. (That was what I intended to write; it was a statement.) The internet. Thinking is going to become too fast for some of us to understand it as an a-->b linear process.
Sidewalk philosophy. More of it.