I may have been a bit off kilter when I had written this but I don't wish to completely retract the question nor will I remove it. Even my ideals were a bit warped at the time but it is close enough for ammendment. *I don't want to just bomb cities, that is crazy. *Our plans, however unrealistic, did not stem from the movie or the book. *It may be a bit arrogant, but this isn't a power trip, it's a way forward. We feel progress is at a stand still. We've stopped working on making space exporation easier and cheaper and we've moved on to... making iPods smaller and more "useful." *I really am a benevolent person, as we read I am working on becoming a doctor. *Finally, I don't feel as if I missed the point of Fight Club. It was the elimination of our status as consumers and put us back into a world of survival of the fittest. "I say let's evolve. Let the chips fall where they may." It wasn't that I rewatched the movie and said, "Hey, that'd be fun!" I thought that maybe, just maybe, this really could be the way forward. If we drop this cloud of consumerism maybe we can finally push on for the benefit of man. Just as one final note: Tyler said that they didn't own the revolution but he certainly did make the rules.
-Someone who is taking this a bit more seriously than I thought I would.
Is it normal to want to make Fight Club a reality?
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I may have been a bit off kilter when I had written this but I don't wish to completely retract the question nor will I remove it. Even my ideals were a bit warped at the time but it is close enough for ammendment. *I don't want to just bomb cities, that is crazy. *Our plans, however unrealistic, did not stem from the movie or the book. *It may be a bit arrogant, but this isn't a power trip, it's a way forward. We feel progress is at a stand still. We've stopped working on making space exporation easier and cheaper and we've moved on to... making iPods smaller and more "useful." *I really am a benevolent person, as we read I am working on becoming a doctor. *Finally, I don't feel as if I missed the point of Fight Club. It was the elimination of our status as consumers and put us back into a world of survival of the fittest. "I say let's evolve. Let the chips fall where they may." It wasn't that I rewatched the movie and said, "Hey, that'd be fun!" I thought that maybe, just maybe, this really could be the way forward. If we drop this cloud of consumerism maybe we can finally push on for the benefit of man. Just as one final note: Tyler said that they didn't own the revolution but he certainly did make the rules.
-Someone who is taking this a bit more seriously than I thought I would.