…quotes of the month…

“Meaning is what essence becomes
when it is divorced from the object of reference
and wedded to the word.”
~Willard ‘Van Orman’ Quine; american philosopher and logician.

“Meaning is what essence becomes
when it is divorced from the object of reference
and wedded to the word.”
~Willard ‘Van Orman’ Quine; american philosopher and logician.
out ov Context – ‘…collateral savages damaged for what outermore distortions as unknowable beasts become grey areas implied not explicit enough to lead us through off-putting spectacles actively present in this bewilderness… there for all these bizarre psychic manipulations occurring covertly that people whose misguided assumptions act as distraction while desperately sought in attempts at subversively shattering predisposed expectations amid broadly-accepted tactics utterly crippled generally tacit by lacking awareness when seeking something other than the usual understandings to create stable cores of knowledge useful to guide us forward perhaps without tripping backward into some blissful oceanic abyss fraught with insecure obstacles we are the blood-brain barriers to vulcanized thought always attempting to manifest reality while invested with infesting…’

“The victim who is able to articulate the situation of the victim has ceased to be a victim;
he or she has become a threat.”
~James ‘Arthur Jones’ Baldwin; american writer and civil rights activist.

“The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn.”
~ Bertrand ‘Arthur William’ Russell, 3rd Earl Russell; british mathematician, philosopher and logician.

“You become political when you can no longer endure the world.”
~Marguerite ‘Germaine Marie Donnadieu’ Duras; french novelist, playwright and experimental filmmaker.
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“People do not see you. They invent and accuse you.”
~ Helene ‘Hine’ Cixous; french writer, playwright and literary critic.

“The surest cure for vanity is loneliness.”
~Thomas ‘Kennerly’ “Tom” Wolfe Jr.; american author, social critic and journalist.
“Solitude is dangerous. It’s very addictive.
It becomes a habit after you realize how peaceful and calm it is.
It’s like you don’t want to deal with people anymore
because they drain your energy.”
~James ‘Eugene’ “Jim” Carrey; canadian-american comedian, actor and painter.

“Happiness is a how; not a what. A talent, not an object.”
~Hermann ‘Karl’ Hesse; german-swiss poet, novelist and painter.

“The soul is the ancestral animals. The body is their knowledge.”
~Austin Osman Spare; british artist, author and occultist.