The Beauty and the Beast
Bruce Banner, the gemstones of modern sciences philosopher that possessed a monster breathing down his neck based on the popular comic book superheroes called The Hulk.
The enormous green beast with a fist as big as a coke machine is what made The Hulk so terrifying in the movie The Avengers, it scares the hell out the scum-based aliens from other far away realms (claimed) till they pissed their space alien’s pants.
But why we were so amazed by the big ugly monster produced by the excessive exposure of deadly gamma rays rather than the man himself, the mortal Bruce Banner?
What can we actually learn from these sci-fi fiction superhero characters to apply in our everyday life?
If you are guessing about painting yourself green with water colors and start smashing things around you,
you might as well GET THE HELL OUT FROM CONTINUING READING MY BLOG and take a number from a list of WORLD’S MOST MORONIC PEOPLE EVER RECORDED IN HISTORY.
But if you are not, I am more than happy for you to continue scrolling down this blog as you read it, thank you.
The main focal point that we can extract from The Hulk is we can view the importance of controlling the rage of our egoistic self from full dominance of ourselves.
I can see the Hulk as a by-product of Bruce Banner egos, the beast that were fed by arrogant and have the reputation of destroying the world sooner than the apocalypse does,
outshined and overshadowed Bruce’s reputation as a respectful intelligent professor of modern intellectual minds.
Didn’t we aware that ego is no more than a self-destruct button designed to pose a short term image of a strong big bully outside just to hide the permanent weak small coward inside?
Where Hulk’s stupidity outpaced Bruce’s intelligence?
Even Bruce himself have tried so hard from various experiments to remove the Hulk from being rampant inside of him but all he can get at the end of the day is just a disappointed face as he just couldn’t win the race.
I’ve seen people proud of their egos so much, they love it more than they love their true self inside,
such sad tales which they thought the tough and proud face built from their foundation of egos is worth nothing but a simple sympathy from me,
rather than a respect that they ‘thought’ would earned them.
Take away your armor of egos, what else do you have then, besides your tiny soft jelly-like weakness that you’ve been hiding it long from being exposed to others to see ?
Tell me, why wasting time to nurture the ugly face of egos with pride and glory which we all know it would only taught us being a big fat liar by pretending to be someone we’re not to the outside?
Why not nurture our weakness inside that we all tend to hide it behind the lights of our egos before into our new stronghold fortress and of course, earns a well-deserved respectful figures for being who you really meant to be?
I know maybe we all use our ego as a defense for a certain occasion but we can never rely most of our trust in egos forever because it will take you one step back from where you stand right now.
Like taking the early train tickets back to Immature rather than taking a forward dash to Matureness.
Sometimes I felt sorry for Bruce Banner because he only wants people to see his true self of being the leading proud professor in his triumph in sciences but all he ever do in the end is cleaning up the mess after Hulk, his alter-ego.
Such beauty that embedded inside the beast.
Bruce Banner, the gemstones of modern sciences philosopher that possessed a monster breathing down his neck based on the popular comic book superheroes called The Hulk.
The enormous green beast with a fist as big as a coke machine is what made The Hulk so terrifying in the movie The Avengers, it scares the hell out the scum-based aliens from other far away realms (claimed) till they pissed their space alien’s pants.
But why we were so amazed by the big ugly monster produced by the excessive exposure of deadly gamma rays rather than the man himself, the mortal Bruce Banner?
What can we actually learn from these sci-fi fiction superhero characters to apply in our everyday life?
If you are guessing about painting yourself green with water colors and start smashing things around you,
you might as well GET THE HELL OUT FROM CONTINUING READING MY BLOG and take a number from a list of WORLD’S MOST MORONIC PEOPLE EVER RECORDED IN HISTORY.
But if you are not, I am more than happy for you to continue scrolling down this blog as you read it, thank you.
The main focal point that we can extract from The Hulk is we can view the importance of controlling the rage of our egoistic self from full dominance of ourselves.
I can see the Hulk as a by-product of Bruce Banner egos, the beast that were fed by arrogant and have the reputation of destroying the world sooner than the apocalypse does,
outshined and overshadowed Bruce’s reputation as a respectful intelligent professor of modern intellectual minds.
Didn’t we aware that ego is no more than a self-destruct button designed to pose a short term image of a strong big bully outside just to hide the permanent weak small coward inside?
Where Hulk’s stupidity outpaced Bruce’s intelligence?
Even Bruce himself have tried so hard from various experiments to remove the Hulk from being rampant inside of him but all he can get at the end of the day is just a disappointed face as he just couldn’t win the race.
I’ve seen people proud of their egos so much, they love it more than they love their true self inside,
such sad tales which they thought the tough and proud face built from their foundation of egos is worth nothing but a simple sympathy from me,
rather than a respect that they ‘thought’ would earned them.
Take away your armor of egos, what else do you have then, besides your tiny soft jelly-like weakness that you’ve been hiding it long from being exposed to others to see ?
Tell me, why wasting time to nurture the ugly face of egos with pride and glory which we all know it would only taught us being a big fat liar by pretending to be someone we’re not to the outside?
Why not nurture our weakness inside that we all tend to hide it behind the lights of our egos before into our new stronghold fortress and of course, earns a well-deserved respectful figures for being who you really meant to be?
I know maybe we all use our ego as a defense for a certain occasion but we can never rely most of our trust in egos forever because it will take you one step back from where you stand right now.
Like taking the early train tickets back to Immature rather than taking a forward dash to Matureness.
Sometimes I felt sorry for Bruce Banner because he only wants people to see his true self of being the leading proud professor in his triumph in sciences but all he ever do in the end is cleaning up the mess after Hulk, his alter-ego.
Such beauty that embedded inside the beast.
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