*image by Ben Harubin

 

One man would fuss and cuss his bags of garbage for tippin' over and bustin' open and stuff, but to themselves the bags just thought, "Your anger and threats don't impress me –
what worse are you gonna do to me than's already on the agenda?"
(And the man was really glad that he couldn't' read garbage bags' thoughts.)

Everywhere he'd look, one man would direct the inquiry:
"So, what's the point? -- what's the point?"

A father so said to his child, "You can either write books, or read books,
you can either think thoughts, or listen to thoughts others have thought,
and lastly, but by no means of any importance whatsoever, is the fact that
a man has no choices in life, and while some agree with this and some do not,
you must decide as soon as possible with which side you will align yourself."
And the child was so swept away with the cosmic magnitude and intellectual
profundity of what his father had said that he immediately asked if he could
transfer to some other family.

Regarding The Lack Of Contemporaneousness In Certain Of Human Affairs:
All complaints -- not concerning physical discomfort -- are references to the past.

Related Notation:
Be assured:
Voices-of-choice
(not of life or death)
are always from the mind.

Potential Conclusion, Not Unwarranted, To Be Drawn:
There is no such thing as a "present mind,"
and thus that which normally passes itself off as such
has not as a proper function the exercise of meaningful preferences.

What Should Be An Alert Man's Final Word On The Subject Of Time:
A man with time on his mind has trouble on his hands.

Take Your Choice:
Two ways you can always determine for certain that you
are still asleep, captive, and in the dark is by the
fact that you are either thinking something that you've
thought before or you're thinking about something that
you've heard other people talking about.