“The objective is no longer about right action but of behaving in such a way as to always meet with the approval of others.”

“Short of the familiarity of everything that he has been conditioned to think and feel he knows, he doesn’t really know a single thing.”

“In the face of such absurdity no intelligence is admitted except for the most diluted, bland and lacklustre variety.”

“Thoughts, make-believe as they are, convince each man that they are his singular voice and so he is impelled by their every random whim.”

“They sell who they are to every bubble that surfaces to their attention.”

“The only measure a man has of himself is in the bearing of fruits that he offers to the world.”

“Not a single stone of fixed assumption can be left unturned, lest that portion of the mind grow foul of stench.”