A Good Companion Is One

If You Ask "should We Be In Space?" You Ask A Nonsense Question. We Are In Space. We Will Be In Space.

My Lungs Taste The Air Of Time,blown Past Falling Sands.

We’ve Lost Something Vital, I Tell You. When We Lost It, We Lost The Ability To Make Good Decisions. We Fall Upon Decisions These Days The Way We Fall Upon An Enemy—or Wait And Wait, Which Is A Form Of Giving Up, And We Allow The Decisions Of Others To Move Us. Have We Forgotten That We Were The Ones Who Set This Current Flowing?

Memory Never Recaptures Reality. Memory Reconstructs. All Reconstructions Change The Original, Becoming External Frames Of Reference That Inevitably Fall Short.

The Most Persistent Principles In The Universe Are Accident And Error.