If you were hiking in the North American Wilderness and you saw a bear coming slowly towards you,what would you do?
a)"I'd talk to it quietly"
b)"I'd walk away slowly"
c)I'd try not to look at it"
d)"I'd make a loud noise"
e)"I'd run"
f)"I'd climb a tree"
g)"I'd pretend to be dead"
h)"I'd spray pepper in its eyes"
i)"I'd try to fight it"
Well,all of these are possible-the best thing to do depends on the mood that the bear is in.If it comes towards you slowly,experts say you should talk to it quietly,walk away as slowly as possible,and don't look the bear in the eye.It's possible that it will lose interest.
If not...then be agressive,make a noise,and wave your hands.If this doesn't work,and the bear continues to come towards you,then run.But only if you are sure that you can reach somewhere safe before the bear reaches you.And remember that bears can run as fast as an Olympic sprinter.Don't climb a tree. Bears climb them all day long,and they can climb better than you can.Water is also not safe. Bears love water and are excellent swimmers.If your car is nearby,try to get inside.
If a bear attacks you,then you can pretend to be dead.Bears who don't want to eat you may lost interest and go away.If you have pepper spray,then spray it in the bear's face.This works 75%of the time.The final possibility is to fight back.Most bears are much bigger and stronger than you,but they may be surprised.
Our final advice?It's much better to avoid bears than to do any of the things above...
a)"I'd talk to it quietly"
b)"I'd walk away slowly"
c)I'd try not to look at it"
d)"I'd make a loud noise"
e)"I'd run"
f)"I'd climb a tree"
g)"I'd pretend to be dead"
h)"I'd spray pepper in its eyes"
i)"I'd try to fight it"
Well,all of these are possible-the best thing to do depends on the mood that the bear is in.If it comes towards you slowly,experts say you should talk to it quietly,walk away as slowly as possible,and don't look the bear in the eye.It's possible that it will lose interest.
If not...then be agressive,make a noise,and wave your hands.If this doesn't work,and the bear continues to come towards you,then run.But only if you are sure that you can reach somewhere safe before the bear reaches you.And remember that bears can run as fast as an Olympic sprinter.Don't climb a tree. Bears climb them all day long,and they can climb better than you can.Water is also not safe. Bears love water and are excellent swimmers.If your car is nearby,try to get inside.
If a bear attacks you,then you can pretend to be dead.Bears who don't want to eat you may lost interest and go away.If you have pepper spray,then spray it in the bear's face.This works 75%of the time.The final possibility is to fight back.Most bears are much bigger and stronger than you,but they may be surprised.
Our final advice?It's much better to avoid bears than to do any of the things above...
Streetlamps, houses, gates, remotes, books, CDs and televisions. Brothers. Pairs. Each has a twin. In this chaotic place of materials the world has come to be, everything has a brother. But brothers are family. And family is connected somehow; if not by blood, then by what?
Energy.
Look hard. At everything that has a brother. A line of energy casts a connection between the two. The energy, with its harsh glares and cold looks creates the strongest and most complex bonds. Strong because of their brotherhood. Complex because of its invisibility. For there is power in invisibility. Cold, cruel power. The power to be a persecutor with no chance of being a victim. The power to twist and squeeze but not feel the wrenching pain of your twists.
Now, you ask, what is left? Cruel, invisible energy. For a cruel, invisible world.
This is my first time writing in stream of consciousness. I know it's short but don't judge me too harshly.
Energy.
Look hard. At everything that has a brother. A line of energy casts a connection between the two. The energy, with its harsh glares and cold looks creates the strongest and most complex bonds. Strong because of their brotherhood. Complex because of its invisibility. For there is power in invisibility. Cold, cruel power. The power to be a persecutor with no chance of being a victim. The power to twist and squeeze but not feel the wrenching pain of your twists.
Now, you ask, what is left? Cruel, invisible energy. For a cruel, invisible world.
This is my first time writing in stream of consciousness. I know it's short but don't judge me too harshly.
