*image by Ben Harubin

The speech of ordinary men is but the noise of life
finding an aural outlet.
(Only those with no need to speak are worthy of hearing.)

The examination of a phenomenon changes it.
This can even be proven to an ordinary man, as long,
of course, as it doesn't apply to him.

To inattentively agree with something is to submit to it.
To mechanically accept something is to die in it.
That's why I don't believe anything... especially anything I see,
hear or think.

It's not true that the blind can't lead the blind:
It's just that they'll never find the dance floor before closing time.

The higher consciousness of the Few is a consciousness
in no certain time and in no particular place.

The sleeping-death of ordinary life can only affix itself to known individuals...
tell me again, what did you say your name

Things can only see other things as things also.
(I wonder what difficulty systems would have in seeing
other systems as they are.)