Thinking about the imaginative processes of moral judgments:
ideological systems (circumstance, history,) the illusion of some, or most, of our will, and the degree of determinism involved. If any, or all processes are completely unconscious and what we construct about them are simply attempts of articulation. The beauty from an engineering point of view of all these working together in different ways for each different person becomes apparent. Knowing when to attack the status quo for progress is not so easy? Then again it could be just our nature to know.

I tried to write a poem that : “exercises the very imaginative capacities necessary for making sensitive moral judgments.” Heh… this is what came out. Didn’t want to spend too much time on this one and rather slipped back into old writing habits.

Inspired by a movie called 'White Oleander' [link]

With Michelle Pfeiffer.. horribly relevant movie I think.