(Note: All events & conversations reported here occur in a small space: one you could hold in your hands.)
On
one world (before the male scientists discovered hormones)
they
falsely fingered women as the source of selfish cunning.
Neurons
are unquestionably the only ones able to dream of what may be
over
the horizon, but they are also by nature, normally unable to hold a
constant
realization of what a horizon is made of:
(a
matter of no consequence to men not actually going anywhere,
but
a specific sojourn inhibitor for a few.)
Conversation.
“What
power does man have given no other creature?”
“To commit suicide.”
“Close.”
“Okay: the knowledge of what it is.”
“Closer.”
“Got it: the knowledge of death so that he could then conceive
of suicide,
and the power it brings him.”
“Do
you ever ponder the strange things that men lump under the concept:
power?”
A
father offered a son this everyday advice:
"When
talking to ordinary people about city affairs: if you can’t be sincere
--
Brushing
aside a reading recommendation said a chap:
“If
I was interested in fiction --
I’d review my memory of my life.”
From
The Rebel’s Perspective: Another Disadvantage To Being Ordinary.
Only
those with backs can suffer at the hands of: back
stabbers.
A
man who learns only from experience will never learn enough to wake up.
In
truth: it is not what men find unclear that troubles them --
but rather the obvious --
which they perforce are forced to pretend
they don’t see.
Were
you asked if you would do anything differently could you live your life
over,
and
you say yes, (or even respond for that matter) your consciousness of
what
is actually going on with life is still being remotely controlled.
One
guy’s view:
“They
run credits at the end
of a movie for the same reason they recount a man’s life
at
his funeral: to protect the producer from assault until it’s too late.”
In
show biz you’re not good until more people than your manager think you
are,
(not
like how your mind operates from your vantage point [if youse ordinary.])
A
chap notes: “One thing no religion wastes its time mentioning is: thinking.”
(“Yes,” agrees another, “hormones tell me all I need to know....
[although I must admit
-- nothing I can think
about.])"
Said
a father to a son: “You should have thought of that before
you died.”
(Note:
A good son benefits even when he doesn’t immediately comprehend.)
Political
Outrages.
The
presence of two partisan minds in one land/head
presents
a potentially explosive situation.
In
the run of city affairs it is believed that men can be hung by their words
easier
than they can by their neck.
Everyone
is concerned about falling asleep at the wrong time --
but
they are at the wrong time.
A
man popular in prison never hears a quote concerning him that he doesn’t
like.
An empty closet cannot be
slighted.
Corollary: The less you understand the more you need to dress
up.
Knowing
you’re going to die is a common experience;
realizing
that you may die knowing no more than you did when you were born
is
not quite so widespread.
Most
men know better than to introduce their second wife to their first
for
the same reason they don’t commingle dissimilar ideas in their mind.
Soliciting
another’s opinion is like enticing an elephant to piss on your foot.
Ordinary
men/minds always tell more than they know
while
the man who actually knows can never
tell all he knows.
Even
if they could be verbally limned, some things an awakened mind sees
would
take more than a lifetime to describe.
“It’s always a question of efficiency,
no?!”
What’s-possible
is more like it,
(and
of course the IMpossible
being the height of INefficiency.)
There
are three identifiable levels of human seriousness:
ordinary seriousness;
super seriousness, and:
men-on-a-mission.
Sex
(And Other Non Physical Stuff).
Only
those aged out of the game worry about its roughness.
A
man with sins to confess will never finish.
From
a rebel's perspective: History
is a record of the mind's torpidity.
After
years of confinement: prisoners will commonly find the sight of
near
naked thought downright erotic.
Meaningless
games never want for players.
Definitions.
Freedom:
A destination,
Escape:
An activity;
thus
is the animated rebel concerned with the latter.
Genes
frighten anyone with any sense,
(which
is why men are so loath to talk about them.)
All
prisons have names --
to increase their captiousness.
Fact.
You
can’t fool a dead man.
One
form of captivity is to have fun at someone else’s expense.
In
prison conflicts: to be non aligned is to be above them.
Conversational
Quiz.
“What
do you call purveyors of fiction?”
“Novelists?”
“No
you ninny --
humans.”
Thought
can be a ladder --
but high places continue to frighten most minds.
J
Free-Form,
Floating Fact For Use In An Unlimited Number Of Circumstances.
In
many places -- they
still do.
JAN'S
DAILY
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