Morning scenario:
You wake up from bed, your eyes open, you start to hear things, you smelt the air, you felt your blanket sheets and you thought "Oh god... what's the time now?". Then you start to taste something in your mouth,  you're getting hungry and you want to eat breakfast.

In that whole paragraph, its all your six senses flexing their muscles every morning. (or afternoon if you wake up late). They receive information from reality and interpret it for you to live. This is the world laid for you. With your mind primarily being the assistant in decision-making. And what kind of decisions?  It first defines on whats logical to be done. And with logic, comes sense. How do we know sense? it is about whats right and wrong. And who taught us what's right and wrong?  The world.

Interesting. The world teaches us,  and we use the information back to shape the world. A very nice balance in that. This is generally what we do in everyday life. Lets take a look at the scenario when we head to bed.

Night scenario:
You jump on to bed. You lie down, pull up your blankets, adjust your head nicely on the pillow and close your eyes. Then you see this black blank screen. But you're not really seeing it,  instead you're seeing through it with your imaginations. You start to reflect back on your day, imagining things through your head. You go on until you felt more tired, and the things you imagine now becomes slightly unlogical. And suddenly, you felt asleep without realising it. And you are now officially switched off from the real world.
 
Now that all your 6 senses are off, your subconscious mind takes over. You're not conscious but your heart is still beating and your lungs still breathing/snoring. In your head, you are dreaming. You see all sorts all of weird things in your dreams,  but you don't know what exactly are they,  yet you just somehow knew what they mean.  You're living in a different world in that dream. It is YOUR world.

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And looking back at it all,  they say that nature can sometimes be unfair. But yet they always say it is balanced.  If we humans and animals are made up of nature,  I guess it is ALRIGHT to be unfair.  Since, were not perfect anyway.  And because we are made up that way, we are naturally going to be unfair to anyone else out there.

Lets take animals for example. A penguin mummy has recently gave birth to a baby penguin. As the baby grows older, it went out to play somewhere. Suddenly, unknowingly naive to the world outside,  a predator ambushes it and kills it. The predator then eats the baby penguin,  and to the mummy penguin, she was shocked and angry, but it was too late to do anything to save it.

Now lets compare it with human example. A mummy recently gave birth to a boy. As the boy grew up and became a rich man, he went out to the bank one day. Suddenly, unknowingly unexperienced to the world outside,  a robber stabs him from the back and takes away his money. And to the boy's mum, she was shocked and angry,  BUT the robber was caught and sentenced to death.

The difference here is, humans define what is right and wrong. And, it is NOT WRONG to think that way.  BUT this mentality has gone to an over-rated extent until to this day, that people failed to see through this form,  the essence and reasoning to this form.

Was it wrong for the predator to kill the baby penguin and eat it? No. the predator needs to survive. Same goes for the robber.  It's so unfair, yet so natural, so balanced.  What is right and wrong then? Isnt it supposedly to form an order so things wouldnt go chaotic? but yet it still ends up chaotic.

People who follow by the rules of whats right and whats wrong,  live by the pressure of following it out and out. They have to make a stand of what they say, or otherwise they would be called a HYPOCRITE. Hypocrisy is "wrong", because people hate unfairness, unstability, such and such. But the world was already unfair in the first place. So, would being a hypocrite be wrong then?

A lot of human who grow up saying they wouldnt become a hypocrite, ended up being one, and always at least once in their lifetime. I myself had many many times, and I've to say, I ENJOY it.  Simply because I feel most natural. Don't be surprised if any theories or philosophies I believe now, would be discarded by myself several years later. Perhaps I would even suddenly say that I hate being a hypocrite several years later. What a hypocrite I am.

I don't find hypocrisy a bad thing. In fact, I never even think of what's right or what's wrong anymore. I just think about what are the causes and effects instead. If say, a guy murders another guy, I would just say that the killer was caused by this and that,  which resulted in him killing the guy. But I never said it was bad. It was thinking based only on cause and effect.

So what do I think about hypocrisy then? I think hypocrisy is an APPROACH that you take understand the middle line between the 2 SIDES in life. The Yin and Yang. The good and bad. The man and woman. The positive and negative.  The high and low. so on and so forth.  A hypocrite, stays on one side at one time,  then suddenly switches to another side at another time, but he never stays there. He keeps moving, never staying.

That movement, is like how energy flows. An electrical energy suddenly switches into heat and light energy, then disperses into another form of energy.  It flows through all the matters in the life, but it can never get destroyed. If you try to keep an energy from not moving around, it will develop even greater and explode.  That's like what happens anyway to someone who has repressed so much feelings inside as well.  But then,  they keep blaming each other, saying thats wrong and shit and then war happens after that.  Well, its NOT wrong to have war. It's just cause and effect as again. Action and reaction.

Einstein is simply brilliant.