What Makes Thoughts Unique?

What Makes Thoughts 

Unique?

Imagine a cloud in a shell, and scoop it out like ice cream and eat it.

Guess what? It's a unique thought. I thought of it and asked you to think about it, and now we are having a discussion on it. Maybe both sides are positive or contrary; either way, it was unique enough to think about and discuss.

Some thoughts bloom into something fascinating, while a few make things complex and even weird to oneself. In the end, every thought is unique in nature. You can rethink and reargue it, which gives you the freedom to make it something big or leave it as nothing. But what made it in the first place is not the same as what you think about it later.

How much time do you spend on a thought?

Was it worth spending that time?

Thoughts become complex when we spend more time on them. If you become occupied by something else, they vanish out of nowhere. Sometimes, you even forget about them.

To analyze this, think of a thought and let it evolve for a while. Observe it, try to understand the urge behind it, and simply write it down, or make it complex by spending more time in its actual context.

The birth of a thought never decides the journey on which it is going or where it is going to end. But what makes it more interesting is the journey itself, because a thought gets life through a body called experience. In the end, it makes the individual thought collective, processes it further, and provides forms of outcomes, either way. That's why thoughts are more powerful than you imagine.

In the sense of emotion, certain thoughts can make a normal person abnormal. To understand each stance, one needs to look beyond its actual cause.

A single thought can change a dynasty, or a single thought can take 1,000,000,000 lives together.

Does thought ruin lives? Yes, it does, but it depends on the nature of the thought and the birthplace (environment) where it arrives.

Take the context of our thought. It came from seeing clouds through a window, a shell, and ice cream. How it occurred, I don't know. I feel like it came from my prefrontal cortex and the part of my brain where memories are stored. But what makes it interesting is this blog, which made me think about a thought, analyze it, observe it, and create value around it.

In my point of view, thoughts are unique to each individual. Sometimes it feels like everyone thinks the same. I feel that is not true. It depends on the actual cause of the thought, and the purpose behind it will be different for each person.

The same thought can be accepted by people and create change for the better, and the same thought can be argued about for years because of different perspectives.

To conclude, just as every human has a unique fingerprint, thoughts are also unique. What matters is not only the result, but the journey, where the thought went and how it ended.