someone once said "why are you always staring at the sky?"
but isn't the sky, in essence just another ceiling?
man cannot survive in space.
sure, you break through a "ceiling" by taking to the air and flying on a plane.
but then there's another ceiling waiting for you.
which is space.
and you can wear a space suit and hop on a space craft. but there's only so far you can go.
that's another "ceiling".
when you're young studying, it's easy to break through ceilings.
passing your tests, getting A's.
getting better timing for your runs, making better shots during sports.
but then as you get old, the ceiling gets high, and harder to break.
isn't it hopeless, that there's always another ceiling? that we will never actually be able to reach the top, to see the real sky?
but isn't the sky, in essence just another ceiling?
man cannot survive in space.
sure, you break through a "ceiling" by taking to the air and flying on a plane.
but then there's another ceiling waiting for you.
which is space.
and you can wear a space suit and hop on a space craft. but there's only so far you can go.
that's another "ceiling".
when you're young studying, it's easy to break through ceilings.
passing your tests, getting A's.
getting better timing for your runs, making better shots during sports.
but then as you get old, the ceiling gets high, and harder to break.
isn't it hopeless, that there's always another ceiling? that we will never actually be able to reach the top, to see the real sky?