Literary
News.
Those
in prison read only revisions and re-writes – never new
works.
“Is this why plagiarism is so important in man’s cultural reality.”
Indeed
– it is its very life’s blood.
Just
as newton’s-ordinance
forbids fresh creation in the physical realm,
so
too do life’s needs do so in men’s intangible one.
The
city’s motto being: “If it’s really new – it just won’t do.”
(Only the undercover rebel can privately get away with that.)
Geneology
Update.
People
interested in their family’s history have none worthwhile of their own.
(Nothing much comes before in the life of the man who awakens.
Aka: The collective's memories are not the true individual's thoughts.)
Concerning
The Certain Man’s Symbolic Run On The Internal Orient Express.
One
guy mused: “Does once seeing the brilliance of Istanbul
forever ruin Paris?
(And was glad
he didn’t know the answer.)
After
one man suffered one serious illness after another yet continued to survive,
life
finally said to him: “Can’t you take a hint!’ – to which he
replied:
“Did
I do so with your attempts to keep me asleep.”
(And another chap confided: “It’s fun to ponder whether life takes such
comments
in a positive or negative manner.”)
Due
to men’s routine trains having prison cars, an internal trompe l'oeil is
created whereby those held therein feel they are going somewhere:
a
sensation difficult to oppose, yet far from a clear statement of reality.
Maggots
in a corpse on its way to the cemetery can be said to be on a journey,
but
note: the great thing about talk is that anything that can be said
can
be said to be anything else.
There's
a guy who's been appointed to guard your brain:
he's
been given all the info required --
but almost no powers to match.
News
of Science And Culture.
There
are two distinct classes of experiments:
those
physically conducted in the physical world --
and make believe ones.
Conversation.
“There
is nothing as strong as consciousness' ability to believe that what-is-so
is
what it wants
to be so.”
“And isn’t it surprising how many other applicable words besides strong
also begin with ‘S’.”
“Hey
--
don't be a smartass.”
The
reason a true artist never throws away any of his drawings is that
he
knows he’d never draw one just like it ever again.
(That’s why he is a true
artist.)
In
Re The Commercial Side of Performing.
Once
his inner audience became appropriately appreciative and sold on the show,
one
man became totally self-sponsored.
One
way you can tell you’re not awake is that when you think about other people,
you
don't believe that you're at all like them.
(“Now that you mention it: How can I even imagine anyone
being awake but me?!”)
While
visiting a terminally ill acquaintance, a man involved in the struggle
to awaken privately marveled to himself over the fact that his friend never
mentioned his condition, and thus presumably did not think about it
-- then further reflected:
“When
you’re dying – how can you not
constantly think about death?!” –
which
was instantly followed by the realization (couched as a question):
“But
when you’re asleep – why don’t you constantly think about sleep?”
–
and
the man suddenly had an entirely new comprehension of what he for so long
had
blithely believed he understood and referred to as: man’s
state of sleep,
without
realizing he was talking in his sleep.
On
one young but growing planet, they decided to allow the creation of religions,
(inasmuch as they had already let political parties form),
but
concluded they would all have to share a common name: “Shut
The Fuck Up!”
Hearing
beavers in the basement is not the exact same thing as
hearing
squirrels in the attic – but they can seriously commingle
--
to
the point of confused identity --
if you want them to.
(“Pardon, but is that anything like: ‘if you allow
them to’?”
Bravo!
What a delight to discover a real contractor in the house.)
Universally
Unknown Fact.
Everything
you sneer at sneered at you first.
(Aka:
“The bronx cheer you hear --
is an inversion of the original.”
And
poising the hammer above the glass, the man declared:
“I
am pleased today to have the honor of breaking this reflection
-- in
my honor.”)
Pharmaceuticals
And The Neural Highways Of The Journey.
The
transcendent distinction between a man actually on an expedition of
his
own nervous system and the weekend dreamers of such
is
that the dreamers must have drugs
in their drugs.
An
economist at city college says he could never get interested in religion
inasmuch
as
there is no history of one ever setting up shop next to the established
market of another one and thereby setting off a price war.
There
is an equity inherent in every man’s genetic structure and synaptic connections
which can be altered only in a few
-- by the most extraordinary
of efforts.
(“Is it really that demanding?”
Oh,
much worse.
“Good! – I enjoy a joke as well as the next man.
Send in the next man.”)
J
Side Note: There is an unseen stock exchange unique to the nervous-system-rebel.
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