Mind the Mind

Often the practical mind has difficulties understanding the theoretical mind; it needs an interpreter.
The theoretical mind beholds the valleys and mountains afar upon the horizon... while the practical mind dodges the rocks and the hurdles on the way. Its focus is on the path that supports its progressive travel. Often the practical mind comes to a crossroads, putting efforts in assertion of choices, and choosing one. 'Tis the theoretical mind that is devoid of these, focusing persistently onto the blue mountains, resiliently relentless. It theorizes the route, optimizing the essence rather than the efficiency of the path. The practical mind attempts to understand, either failing or changing the wagon in the process; but one thing is for sure - it affects a change. Its somewhat true the other way round too...

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