In a Hegelian reversal, I couldn’t com– plain but it would help

In this age of relentless people p… the merest exercise of reason is always a form of treason

The hardest thing to face is that your dreams won’t come tru… unless your fears come true first

I can’t get no satisfaction except self-satisfaction and I pity the fool who would want that

I may not be the man who has everything but I’m the man who knows what to get for the man who has everything

The human capacity for love is perfectly equaled by the human capacity for aggression The chances that these two traits would have been selected for

China’s zero-covid policy zeroes in on ideology in order to zero out reality Americans, too, have a zero percen… making justice a total zero

Why bother keeping score when death assures that things always end in a tie Soon you’ll be able to get rid of death

We are all of us unreliable narrators Some of us just make a living at it

In the story of The boy who cried wolf There was no wolf Until there was And there still is

Charles Horton Cooley said “I am not what I think I am and I am not what you think I am; I am what I think you think I am” Before the like button

People still make all the mistakes but now A.I. does all the learning

God looks down and sees all of His good kids making bad choices God is one but decides to speak to us

Here’s the deal: You have no say in any of this but that doesn’t mean you can’t still have your way if you learn to see things our way