Through our sentences and paragraphs long-gone ghosts still have their say within the collective mind. - Howard Bloom

Aristotle and Heraclitus were both right. A equals A. But A does not equal A.

By the nineteenth century... new circumstances called for new conformity enforcers... The government locked you in a house of penitence—a penetentiary—where your feelings of remorse would theoretically pummel you without cease.

Reality is a fabrication slapped together by an often bumbling inner team. ...The proclamation that "there can be no such thing as an objective fact" has a great deal of validity.