Kendra Manley

Well it’s a pretty concise depiction not only of day to day life from cradle to grave, but also the monotonous grind we all feel ourselves in working for “the man” or for a desired progression of life. (Married-career-home-children…purpose? Death?) also the basic survival of any particular species is fascinating. It is what it is….however here in lies my question. Now there are things such as viruses ect. That have a main objective. They can be highly successful and therefore seen as leading victoriously and accomplishing the ultimate goal and purpose. The cuckoo bird although taking over and becoming instinctively a parasite to another, is fulfilling its main objective to thrive and make sure it’s offspring continues in this genetic code. However, the “boy” he needs host parents (mainly host mother) mimics to blend in and is only doing what’s natural in order to survive, but this is a living breathing “species” of some sort….so most things that are alive have one purpose and that is to reproduce and pass on their genetic DNA- but we only see one “boy” child. Delivered by box to humans. To then go take over the dying real estate agent man to repeat this cycle. Were these other parallel existences simultaneous? For a species to be so slow at replicating it does it one boy man child at a time seems very counterproductive, even if they do age in dog years. Where do these babies first come from? Throats of other single manly boys…..seems like this species really isn’t the leaders of the fittest if you know what I mean….seems like it would finally cease to exist in time, I mean there is a reason why cockroaches will probably inherit the world and that’s because keep it simple and multiply multiply multiply!