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When all risk is removed from the picture (or from our lives) – leaving us in what we might call the Zero Risk Environment then the spirit within us – so to speak – suffocates.

Why is it that we can say that ‘chaos can neither be created nor destroyed’?

Positive space is always abusive.

In the Rational-Mechanical Paradigm certainty is the only thing that matters – we have no time for anything else.

Being an adapted member of society is an entirely mechanical kind of thing, which is to say, it is a sublimely non-nuanced.

The conditioned life is the life in which we are constantly trying to run away from something that doesn’t exist.

There is a very big problem with adapting ourselves to fit the conventional world, with adjusting ourselves to what we might call ‘the conventional life’, and the ‘problem’ – to continue using this totally inadequate word – is that we are being spoofed.

The world that thought creates for us is attractive half the time, and repellent for the other half.

When we lock onto a goal then that goal becomes the whole world.

This is a far trickier notion than it might at first appear, and it already appears to be tricky enough.

If a positive datum is to be an actual ‘positive datum’ (which is to say, if a stone-cold fact is to function as a ‘stone-cold fact’, with all that this entails) then it can’t partake in Universal Flux.