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One man smiled at his old, play-ground-based, hormonal-driven mind and said:
"Get outta my life."

 

 

Original thinking
cannot make converts through exploitation.

 

 

The only insubordination profitable to an individual thinker is that which he exercises against his own collective-based intellect.

 

 

Public Note:
The Neural Cosmic Doctor is "in,"
but you're yet to even know what your malady is,
assuming you have one.

 

 

Even the local herd -- taken as a whole -- is not as smart as one, real thinker!

Well, it shouldn't be.

 

 

Question:
If we were to say, for instance, that man had become better materially and physically by twice as much over the last three thousand years, then by how much would you say that he has improved intellectually?

 

 

A man addressed himself:
"I have something to tell you:
People are dumb and stupid
to the same degree that civilization is."

 

 

A thinker's, point-blank-wall
is for the purpose of pushing fresh energy up against.

 

 

A certain man addressed himself:
"I have something to say to you:
Individually, men are dumb and stupid
to the same extent that they are collectively.
What action, if any you take, based on this,
is up to you."

 

 

Only non-complicated "explanations-of-life" run any risk of actually being an explanation!

 

 

The individual thinkers of life have produced what amounts to a "parallel world of thought." One that has consistently developed just along side the collective's, and that is just as natural to them as ordinary ideas are to the ordinary.

 

 

And now this feature from our “Of Course” File:
Of course, with everyday people, the way they ordinarily think is "real thinking." Of course.

 

 

Sliding deep down in his chair, feet propped up, and eyeballs rolled back -- he privately reflected:
"Ahh! What could be more refreshing to the
'hard-to-entertain' than their own personal brand of 'independent thinking'!?"

 

 

And finally, we'll close out the News with a listen to the new theme song by, Sly & The Family Thinkers:
"We're-re-re Not -- Everyday People."

 

 

 
  J