The Percept Is The Landscape

Let Us Create Extraordinary Words, On Condition That They Be Put To The Most Ordinary Use And That The Entity They Designate Be Made To Exist In The Same Way As The Most Common Object.

According To Beckett's Or Kafka's Law, There Is Immobility Beyond Movement: Beyond Standing Up, There Is Sitting Down, And Beyond Sitting Down, Lying Down, Beyond Which One Finally Dissipates.

Underneath All Reason Lies Delirium And Drift.

I Believe Strongly That Philosophy Has Nothing To Do With Specialists.

The Problem Is No Longer Getting People To Express Themselves, But Providing Little Gaps Of Solitude And Silence In Which They Might Eventually Find Something To Say. Repressive Forces Don’t Stop People From Expressing Themselves, But Rather, Force Them To Express Themselves. What A Relief To Have Nothing To Say, The Right To Say Nothing, Because Only Then Is There A Chance Of Framing The Rare, Or Ever Rarer, The Thing That Might Be Worth Saying.