By Oyez Olatunde Rex
societies call a class of people drifters. These are unstable superficially. They move on so easily. Perhaps, the seeming lack in ability to be stable is an overlooked strength.
There is a hypothetical part of our minds which acts like a computer RAM. Whatever information that arrives here is expected to be transient. But in our conceit and arrogance as humans, we hold onto hates, lies, vengeance and change their status to a more permanent data in our minds. Drifters don’t have capabilities to hold on to anything. That’s why they can move on so easily. They display this trait in every ramifications of their lives. They have no capability to hate, they forgive easily, they can tolerate because they won’t dwell on faults.
The drifter is never moved to suicide. They just move along from disappointments.
One’s got to be a drifter to move from working as a banker to riding an Okada in a recessed economy. Isn’t this just the real wave patterns of life? Ups and downs; bright and dark; full and empty…
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