*image by Ben Harubin

I know that ofttimes speech seems vague and obtuse,
but let me mention to you one specific absolute,
The Great Law of Chaos:
the Rule of Random Certainty.

It matters not what a sincere man may temporarily believe, say,
or teach as the truth, so long as his extraordinary Aim remains
firm and constant.

A Subjective Man wants to see what he wants to see,
while an Objective Man wants to see what is to be seen.

Simplicity is of two types:
The simplicity of the primitive man,
and the enriched simplicity of the Evolved.

Once in jest, I told a man that being more evolved would be in hearing an accordionist play "Lady of Spain" without despising the player. But thinking back, I'm not so sure that was a joke.

In case I ever decide to write a series of books to "explain everything," I've already got the titles.
My four volume set would read:
Vol I: All Aboard: The Steam is Up.
Vol II: On the Way: An Allegorical Departure.
Vol III: Full Speed Ahead: Where To Now?
Vol IV: Home At Last: Where're The Damn Brakes On This Thing?
These books would, of course, carry the endorsement of the BACP:
The British Association of Chiropractic Psychiatrists.