Description:
So don't do that.
|
|
|
From Many, One
|
| |
The war midst the particulates
Goes on inside my head
The feeling and the intellect
The living and the dead
The silent and the shouting
The fearing and the strong
The certain and the doubting
The intact and the torn
The distand and the proximate
The mountain and the sea
The theorem and the postulate... more »
|
|
|
Narcissus and Chamomile
|
| |
Narcissus and chamomile look a lot alike; but their character is very different. Narcissus is firmly self-centered; chamomile is compassionate and soft. Together they make one task complete: Finding and sharing the water.
Narcissus finds his way to the water - which, metaphorically, means the substance of life. Chamomile then follows and extends the finding to others behind her. The character of both is essential for the role. Narcissus, as the discoverer, needs to be self-determined and think for himself. Chamomile, as the sharer, needs to be compassionate and extend to others this discovery.... more »
|
|
|
Medical Elitism and Alternative Medicine
|
| |
Artists are frequently accused of being elitists; but the most elitist group in America I've found to be the doctors. It's understandable why doctors in America would be elitist. The length, rigor and expense of medical education makes it accessible to only a very small portion of the population. This works against them in two ways.... more »
|
|
|
Innovator and Bureaucrat
|
| |
The innovator and the bureaucrat are frequently hostile to one another. There is a reason why.
The innovator thinks for himself. He has to; it is his intelligence - as distinct from that of another - that makes it possible for him to innovate. The bureaucrat thinks party line and thinks anything else craziness or betrayal.... more »
|
|
|
Bildenberg Conspiracy and Class Wars
|
| |
Yet another person has been trying to claim to me that the so-called Bildenberg Conspiracy is running the world.
My response: Even if there is such a thing as the Bildenberg Conspiracy, it is better than Alex Jones.
The biggest class wars on American soil aren't fought by Marxists. The biggest class wars on the American soil are fought by Reagan Republicans - against the so-called "liberal elites." This means scientists, artists and journalists. Meanwhile the business elites enjoy their full support and protection, even in cases when they are engaging in destructive and fraudulent activity. This Republican class war makes it hard for scientists, journalist and artists to do their jobs, resulting in loss in competitiveness, lowered education levels of the population, and a reduction in the quality of life.... more »
|
|
|
Intelligence and Subversion of Intelligence
|
| |
Camille Paglia, in addressing socialist tendencies of some American
university students, said that the toilets in which they graffitied
their slogans came from capitalism. There is a problem with that
argument. There were toilets in the Soviet Union as well; and there
are also toilets in places, such as Sweden and Netherland, that... more »
|
|
|
Pulp Foreskin
|
| |
Yep. Exquisite Corpse done the alt.non.sequitur way. [link] This is the blog--my web site is still under construction :( Some of you... ..are invited. [link]
|
|
|
"wow man, you just inhaled glass" (Billy Jack vs 5 black panthers)
|
| |
OUTSIDE THE GYM: ------------------------------ I start to drink Thunderbird and smoke off a perfume reefer blunt or 2 and smoke some crack with several black men age 16-86 in the parking lot of millbrook exchange center starting around 5.15 pm before the gym is opened for free play at 7pm (winners stay on) friday nites.... more »
|
|
|
