What is your definition of the grey area?

• “My understanding of the grey area is that it is an area of consciousness that is not tapped into. An area that is not a part of society’s mission to enhance fathomly. In this sense, it is an indoctrinated society where you are pre programmed to go into a certain path, and anything outside of that path becomes challenging because majority of the people are also indoctrinated to eject what they do not understand. They don’t even take time to understand somebody else’s life. They reject it because we are social people. The rejection itself is in the form a whip that beats the individual in to a ground thinking. You have most inner city youths who want to be a ball player, drug dealer or a rapper . They may inspire to be a doctor or a lawyer but they don’t think about the acquisition. They don’t think about becoming a politician. They don’t think about becoming a part of the structure that helps facilitates ball playing or any other business. So, the grey area is kinda the oppressed area. ”

Do you believe in fate?happenstance? Or both?

• “Conjure. One has the ability to conjure what can happen. Put their reality in practice by being diligent and focused. For instance there was a person at one point that wanted to talk to somebody when they aren’t around, they all thought that dude was crazy, but now we use cell phones. Got a person saying I wanna fly like a bird , they thought he was crazy but now we have airplanes. They thought of an idea and pressed forward even though society was trying to put them in a crazy box.”

Why did you decide to go to college?

• “I wanted to become a chemist. I liked how you can have multiple plants in one area and its like why does this plant take on this life form? Why does the next plant take on that life? What are the elements the causes it to come what it is? I think people are like that too. Whatever connection we have to Earth, I was trying to figure that out.”

When you discontinued school what were your feelings and thoughts?

• “Overall, I think school is necessary. Because after it’s all said and done school kinda represents an elder, someone that takes over the responsibility guiding you in a certain direction , helping you to avoid mistakes as much as possible. Trying to get from point A to point B without harm.”

Was it worth the debt?

• “I acquired no debt because I paid for it along the way. Do I think the degree is worth the debt that it creates? That’s like a loaded question because college don’t create debt. The system that we exist in creates this duality reality. They have these terms like persons , and within persons they have a natural person and an unnatural person and then because of the lack of consciousness that guides most people, I think this might be or may cover all people. They have you functioning as though you are you and an artificial person. The artificial person takes on debt, not the actual real human, but because they cant separate the two, they live out the existence as though it’s really them. Almost like Wizard of Oz.”