Upon closer examination, it becomes clear that we have psychological and philosophical predispositions that have already geared us, and our intentions, on the natural path to failure; or terribly limited success at best. We are all in this together. And if we don't intend to do something specific about it; consciously and purposefully; we're likely screwed; as individuals or a collective. Let's Cipher about it.

So this is the end of the line for the ubiquitous domination of the if-you-blow-it-don’t-worry, at-least-you-tried (with minimal effort), it’s-the-thought-that-counts, do-what-you-can, it-might-work, it-might-not, the-rest-is-out-of-our-hands philosophy. What The Fever?! Is there any value and use in such concepts? Yes, of course there is, where applicable. But applied everywhere? C’mon bro. Let's Cipher.

I've just been in the process of peering into what intent actually is, from other angles. Asking myself some real questions. Where is it coming from within me and how do I make it work correctly where it counts? In the process of figuring out how to make it work, of course I'm coming across why it is not working as it should in the first place. I do know that I want my intentions to be clear, constructive and drama-free. I'm Ciphering.