Am I but your clockwork hero?

I've always had an fascination with exploring the human conscious and the many layers that create it. I've always found it very amusing that the being that uses logic to archive such an amazing goals as Space Exploration is in its deepest core entirely unlogic and although easy to predict impossible to (fully) understand. After learning about the existence of the unconscious mind I've always wondered how my conscious mind is so in-capable of controlling my emotions and body, almost like an outsider in my own body.



Might be hard to follow me but have you ever had a moment where you were doing a really easy and boring tasks and it was almost like you were someone else watching yourself do it? That's what I mean. If you are aware of it you can see how much of your life is really "automated". It's almost scary. I could go on but Scott Adams can tell it better than I can. He wrote about it here,

The best way to explore us humans might be through the works of art we create and what can be more fascinating as pure art, unfiltered by layer upon layer of social norms, expectations and prejudice? Such artist are rare but often found among the geniuses or crazy The first we all know, the second I present to you now :







Really, consider some famous artists :

I put my heart and my soul into my work, and have lost my mind in the process.
Vincent Van Gogh

"I know that our deceased friends are more really with us than when they were apparent to our mortal part. Thirteen years ago I lost a brother, and with his spirit I converse daily and hourly in the spirit, and see him in my remembrance, in the region of my imagination. I hear his advice, and even now write from his dictate.",
William Blake

Strange how great artists are either crazy (Van Gogh) or genesius (Leonardo da Vinci)

If you enjoy looking at it I've got a wikipedia link for you and a link to the website . As always, Enjoy!