Flynn

Octagonal Philosophy, the contradiction nature of human endeavors? What does all this mean? I looked up octagonal philosophy, which stands for a deep rooted principle that the client comes first. So are we the client? So we come first in our desires but yet we cannot fulfill our desire if it contradicts what we are willing to do for it. For example, Flynn desired to have faith but yet he had none. Why is that? Is it because he did not want to search for it? Or the one he has known contradicts his life style, because we was not willing to leave other desires for one? Flynn continued talking about contradictions in our human lives, where these contradictions correspondent to what is morally right but yet society or the individual would do the contrary? Another example could be that a person is in love with one but yet chooses to lose their love to pursue their physical temptations with others. It’s to say are the contradictions mentioned all because of our lack of willingness to leave what we most desire to fulfill our selfish needs. Just like our upcoming generations and the now society that continues to look to what they can obtain in the now to indulge in themselves, because the society or generation that thought of the customer as the other person and not them is long gone. Customer service is a thing of the past and a very rare commodity at least as experienced in Southern California. Or I can be way off of that understanding of what Flynn was trying to portray in his film.