Winstedt's Philosophical Article: Learning to accept and love the we are as the way we should be...

Dream car perhaps??? Being different is unique, not a freak!

In a non-philosophical way, which is understood by most people who are also non-philosophical, I love to write something which is philosophical..hahha..hard to understand? I hope this won't put you down, or am I? I'm not going to write things in simplicity since for my personal interest and the sensitivity of certain groups of people, I would rather coined the terms that I am going to use in the remaining part of my article in a more "delicate, intricate but yet precise" way. So, I would like to apologise to any people out there who would find it extremely hard to comprehend my article and I suggest that you should read my other articles which are also available in my blog; which are written in a more simplistic manner.


"I am born this way", yeah..that's what Lady Gaga said. We loved to be who we are. We loved being accepted the way we "are born". This particular group of people think that they belong to no one except themselves, and any attempts or even actions that might deprived them of their rights are considered as an ostracism or a blockage against their "goals". I am not an "anti establishment group", but I would consider myself as being on the "safe, orthodox" side. Yes, the word "orthodox" seems to be a very intriguing, or even irritating one for some. Rationalist, the "enlightened", revolutionist and globalist would termed this people as "old fashioned and conservative" and I guess I would be put in their top 10 list as one of the most conservative people that they ever met in their life (LOL..hahha! Come on, or else I won't have any FB account or even my own blogspot if that is so immensely true...).

(Hahaha..this is a back cover of a book titled 'Telajan, the Son of Keling" written my late granduncle, Moses anak Beti, the youngest sibling of my late grandfather's from my mother's side. He was one of the inspired Iban writers who wrote in originality without being pushed by any parties. I really admired him and perhaps this talent never dies and keeps to run in the his family bloodlines---including me perhaps??).


To be frank, let us review what people might think of the term "old-fashioned and conservative" refers to (by referring me myself as a scenario).
Argument #1: I don't change my mobile phone or even my phone number. That means I am an anti-change or even an anti-technology person.
Facts (to be refuted if you can): I owned my Nokia 3310 since year 2001 and it remained until now ( I never buy my own mobile phone, I only possessed the "second hand" N..something..something..(forgot it) model handed down by my sister who found that the features in it were no longer relevant ( Honestly..for God's sake I don't know what the hell is 3G and 4G is all about). Some of my colleagues possess Iphone 4, Samsung Galaxy SII, Galaxy Tab and other advanced gadgets that might put people in an awe as they behold the magnificent stuffs in their hands ( I guess..but I'm not that really "awed" by the splendorous sight..hahaha!)