Just Another Monday: The Majestic Illusion Of Randomness

The 8:16am, Penn Station-Trenton, NJ Transit, is off to another ninety-minute journey. Soothing, pitch-blue skies hint, September 11, 2015, intends to be a pleasant, peaceful day. Yet tranquility is merely illusion as multiple passengers are suffering major turmoil: an idealistic man struggling to abide his ideals; a highly gifted, yet equally compulsive fellow, obsessively analyzing fellow passengers; a Wall-Street mogul is deeply disturbed by an unsettling encounter; and four-hundred others innocently presuming they are strangers to one another, merely random passengers on Just Another Monday. For some, an inspirational thriller; for others, a modern-day morality tale, Just Another Monday examines the modern perception of fate, faith, and moral relativity, in a genuine yearning for ultimate divine truth. Are you willing to consider the illusion of randomness a majestic disguise of divine wisdom?