On Hoo-Hah and brain cells... Of being and thought

I was drinking last night with alex, 2 Indian guys whose names have slipped my mind, and my brother, Aaron. Then we got to talking about gigging in this 70's bar in Pasir Panjang. I thought, why not? I mean, I love singing and playing guitar, and Aaron and I would be able to get some extra cash.

So we all went down to the bar, and I got to sing Jealous Guy, sing and play I Never Cry and What's Up... The highlight was the last one, coz Aaron went onstage to sing with me, and after, he was screaming, "This is my brother!". That was rockin. The guys who worked there said it was great and we might get the job. I'm not sure whether we will, though. I hope we do...
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We all have times when we just stare off into space, thinking about nothing at all (some do it more than others, though).

One of my friends told me that it is a scientific fact that everytime someone does that, he/she loses brain cells. Someone else told me that there comes a point in life when a person losing brain cells would never grow them back (so don't do drugs).

So Aaron and I were talking about it, and thought that this is probably one of the reasons why we humans never reach the full potential of what our brains can do. Maybe, if we by any chance abolish this despicable habit, the human brain could fully comprehend the world and how it works. Maybe we get to know God, what or who He/She/It really is, and understand the intimate relationship between humans, the world and the divine.

It's just a possibility. I don't know... I've been staring off too damn much.
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"...thought did not create being. Being created thought."
-Ludwig Feuerbach

"Lagi naman akong cute e..."
-Charlene Chan