“The majority prefer a sunny climate to one shrouded by clouds and the accompanying rain that showers down from the skies.”

“Men are often so unconscious of what this scenery is, and how their inner world has as many factors at play as a jungle swamped with prey and predators of every sort, that they acquiesce blindly to the forces that be.”

“Their senses warp the practical facts into endless complication and nonexistent obstacles.”

“Men cannot see beyond themselves, or do so in such a feeble fashion that it can hardly be weighed to worth.”

“It lingers within his carnal instincts like a timer, counting down by the faintest of whispers.”

“Psychological laws run parallel to the physical ones we study by means of science and practical observation.”

“It falls under some invisible force of gravity that compels it to curve around and repeatedly bite its own tail.”

“The lights turn off and the canvas of this larger context of who someone is in their totality is lost in the darkness of the narrowing lens this mind is persuaded to look at life through.”

“There are men who actually forget to look right and left when crossing the street because their heads are lowered to the colourful screens of the gadgets they busy themselves toying with.”

“He is not a point of progress that can simply relate itself to the toils and sacrifices of the past.”