Saturday 7 July 2012

Principles of alienation

1. Everybody is just trying to persuade someone of something.  If we're into something, it's because we're trying to push others to be into it, too.   That way we can prove that what we're into has some value.

2.  Intellectuals just try to be complicated for no reason.  Or for MY reason, when I'm trying to be complicated.   They're really doing what I'm doing, but in a more complicated way.

3.  There's a secret recipe to doing things well, but this recipe can only be discovered through a lot of paying attention to authorities in the disguise of very popular people.

4.  Apes in a zoo.

5.   The secret recipe is in the pharmacy or in the latest best seller.  Or fashion.

6.  If one polarized perspective doesn't work, try the opposite polarized perspective.  Actually, this sometimes works for me but only when I break free from polarities.  Right then, I'm at the anti-polarity end of the polarizing pole.

7.  More apes in a zoo.

8.  This identity cleans faster.  It's more natural and refreshing.

9.  The turning point is just around the corner.

10.  You can be anything you want to be.   Anything.  You just have to want it hard enough.   Or hardly.  You want it hardly enough, which is why you don't have it.

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