How, on earth, could you ever go on?

    So I watched Supersize me tonight. I think I had a coronary just watching it. I never like McDonald's much anyway, because their food tastes like my butt, but now I like them even less. I am convinced that there is one way to raise a kid: Home school, no TV. You know what that makes me? It makes me crazy! Well since a majority of people are overweight, stupid, and unhealthy I guess it's not so bad being different.

    I went for a walk afterwards. It just snowed a few inches here, and everything outside was incredible. It was almost as bright as day because of all the light reflecting off the snow. I wish I had my camera, or that my camera could capture how awesome everything looked. I walked up to Smith's and purchased an apple. As I was walking home eating it, I realized how great apples taste and wondered if apples were made for people, or if people were made for apples. Think about it.

    I also thought about natural selection. I don't fully believe in large scale evolutional theory (I.E. fish becomes man), but I do believe in natural selection, and therefore a species CAN make changes over time. So natural selection says the strongest survive. So over the last how-ever-many years, genetics that make humans weak have been weeded out and discarded, leaving superior genetics behind. So over time, the human race improves genetically, becomes more refined, and becomes stronger.

    Today we are trying to reverse natural selection. Everyone has all these problems, but we can fix them with medical technology. People who naturally should be dying are not, and are thus passing on their genetic weaknesses. (Side note: All you crazy people who justify everything by saying it's natural, think about that next time a doctor saves your life by doing something unnatural to your body!). So what happens when earth comes to a state where we no longer have access to widespread medical resources?

    Basically the strongest countries now become the countries full of the weakest genes. Everyone with diabetes (1 in 10, I think) will die. In fact, everyone with any kind of condition that requires regular, artificial, intervention will die. Suddenly the strongest nation becomes the weakest one. Well it's late, and obviously my mind has been wandering a bit, so I think I will go brush my teeth and go to bed.

    Oh yeah, I got this toothpaste while I was at the store tonight that has floss built into the packaging. Now whoever thought of that can be my friend.