A proud overthinker.

Overthinking is amazing. When you see something extremely ordinary, you won't feel anything from it. However, if you think about the meaning of it, everything suddenly comes together. Below is something I thought about one day, it's totally non-sense.

For example, there's a small rock on the street. Why is the rock there? Someone probably kicked it accidentally. Or maybe, it's a depressed person who just got fired from work. He was so sad and angry, he saw a rock and kicked it. The rock is now lying on the street, depressed and alone because someone else is mad. It's not even the rock's fault. The rock has spent billions of years together with the other earth element like sedimentary rock or something, but now he's alone. He got kicked. The rock sighed, and he looked up at the sky. The sky? What is that? He has never seen the sky before. He spent years in a dark alley with dirty stuff covering him. Now, he is looking at the clear blue sky, something changed inside him. He starts to feel the ground, the street, the not-so-fresh but still fresher air. Everything is so different, he gets to see the world. Everything changes every day. This is his new life. This... is life. And he's living it.

I like the thinking part in a project the most, it's fun imagining all the possible outcomes of the finished work. There're always endless possibilities. Although most of the time, those thoughts get destroyed when it comes to the execution step, it's still fun thinking about them.