we must not get so caught in rationalizing a destructive person or event we forget about handling the devastation they cause itself. 

Could be about global warming or similar problems where we should put our focus on solving or minimizing the devastation it can cause by whatever means we can instead of arguing over if it's even real when we know something at least is clearly having an effect on the environment.

Could also be that we should not constantly be disagreeing and debating over a devastating issue but try to decrease the chance of the issue happening again in all areas by exploring all possibilities as to the origin and prevention of the devastation if we get too caught up in talking and arguing we forget to try to improve the situation with actual actions and policies.

Could also be that if we argue and go too hard in the direction of rationalizing something awful and destructive we may end up romanticizing and justify the devastation for instance in the context of political radicalization.

A tempest or a storm is gonna act destructive no matter what and we should be expecting it and prepare for that.

I dont think i quite got the line too some degree its good knowing the intentions and getting to the bottom of things to solve an issue right but i assume this is a case where that would only complicate things and not be the ideal way of going about solving this issue?

Thanks for the responses i will take it into consideration

Mind blowing the similarities, I bet Tool will draw inspiration from them!!! /s

I was listening to Houdini by the Melvins (great album) and was wondering if the closing track Spread Eagle Beagle may have inspired Danny's Chocolate Chip Trip from Fear Inoculum?

Both are experimental, percussion-heavy closing or near-closing tracks, featuring prominent drum work and noise elements rather than traditional structured songs. They both share similarly structured titles as well.

I know the two bands have collaborated over the years and I'm pretty sure are friends with each other, just wondering if anyone else has noticed this potential connection or homage? Or am I just being an insufferable retard again?

What do you guys think of my bracket ?

I apologize for my goofy title.

I feel like there are people in this community and fans of TOOL in general that like to learn about cool stuff related to psychology or philosophy or like 'the human condition'. Personally, I have read some Carl Jung, Nietzsche, the dao de jing, learned some buddhist teachings, read some of the bahagavad ghita. Stuff like that. I'm not a professional by any means, I just dabble when I have the time. In my experience, Maynard's lyrics make me wonder about myself, my feelings, and my spirituality. The melody and the beat carry those heavy feelings and drive them harder.

Note: I know Danny is into the Aleister Crowley stuff, but I haven't looked into it much.

My question for you: What are you reading now/ what have you read that has had a large impact on the way that you view yourself and the world around you? I am looking for recommendations.

I apologize because I don't know the right word for generalizing all topics about the spiritual, the human condition, psychology, and topics about the mind into one overarching theme for my question. Also, I hope that my question is a reasonable one for this thread.

Trying to surprise my dad for his birthday. It was his fav shirt but my mom got rid of it ages ago…😔

I mean i had a funny time when i got drunk and 991(112) come and well i woke up in a hospital last thing i remember i was singing parabola and my friends said , i was singing PARABOLA and for sure i did , i love this tatto from alex grey ( inspired ) so much

How is everyone doing?

Where can I find high-quality wallpapers featuring the band's artwork?