(Written from 2018-April 2022)
- Sleep is like revenge—when we obtain it, we don’t enjoy it, and when it’s over, we crave it again.
- The muse says in her heart, a thousand creations shall I inspire. The fool says in his heart, there is but (N)one.
- “I haven’t the faintest idea,” says the novice, but here is why you are wrong! —a thread in 17 tweets.
- “Sufficient unto the day are the complaints thereof.”
- Go fly a kite is not so insulting to the skeptic who commenced to “The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan.”
- Cats are like humans—vindictive and unreliable, yet still worth loving wholeheartedly.
- When the war machine’s tank runs empty, we shall feed it the blood of their masters—OK, Zoomer
- The panoply of religious feeling is an attestation to the facticity of a common generative denominator: Love.
- With wisdom, your enemies shall not be able to gainsay—silence is the golden rule.
- Nature’s sweets are voluminous; and yet, they should but be enjoyed in small, sparing doses, for uttermost pleasure. Therefore, sow and reap sparingly.
- All men shall make mistakes, but it is he who is not wise that never learns from them.
- Confidence comes not from knowledge, but from self-knowledge.
- “How doth the little crocodile improve his shining tail?” Curiosity as an antidote to nihilism