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A man said: "If I had a name for it, I'd try to do it."
And was told: "If you had a name for it you for sure couldn't do it."

 

 

Anyone who believes that men are the source of their own thoughts will believe anything.

 

 

A creature can possess higher mental functions and still not be neurally alert.

 

 

Man's normal consciousness is nature's only hurricane
in which the center is not still, but rather, flabby.

 

 

Since men cannot determine who hit them,
they like to point to their bruises.

 

 

The first sounds men heard
from the creative source were not words,
but rather -- warmth and light.

 

 

Uncontrolled thought is not conscious thought;
what you automatically do,
life tells you is "conscious thought."

 

 

New Flash:There is no high ground in Flabland.
The soft condition of ordinary mentation is one out of which a thinker cannot simply waddle.

 

 

The way you can tell that something is physically alive
is that it moves;
and it moves because it feels,
and it feels because it eats.
What can you tell about a creature mentally?

 

 

The alert's only comment regarding everyday affairs should be:
"No comment."

 

 

New Science -- A New View:
Once men developed telescopes
and could see beyond their own solar system --
they were done for.

 

To diligently investigate the irrelevant keeps ordinary minds properly misdirected. (And I might add -- the intelligentsia, reasonably sane.)

 

 

Think archaic
speak archaic.

 

 

 
  J