“Existence itself can be witnessed as a strange occurrence and the symphony of humanity as the strangest spectacle of all.”

“Men are subservient to both their innate and inherited prejudices and to forgo any acknowledgment of this is a failure to act intelligently in relation to life.”

“This phenomenon can be witnessed on the higher scale of countries, civilisations, and groups of any creed in general.”

“The scenario is one of utter blankness, as the entire environment in which he dwells has been subconsciously taken for granted.”

“If they were made intimate with the inevitability of their eventual defeat to old age and the finality of one day disappearing from the world altogether, then perhaps they would look upon their limited lifespan in a different way.”

“This is an absurdity that can be observed all across the world and all throughout history, in which the individual members of a particular group assume authority for qualities they do not personally possess.”

“The human mind enjoys disregarding this fact and the futility of trying to pretend to be certain about anything or everything.”

“These are the petty feelings that arise mechanically based on unintelligent habits and social conditioning, and they are of a poor nutritional quality that is detrimental and destructive to the psychology of the man digesting them.”

“In relation to people, why does he have knee-jerk reactions of oscillating judgements; one moment positive, one moment negative?”

“From a naïve point of view a man will consider this foul play, sour fate, and bad luck, but this poor attitude only serves to illustrate his lack of knowledge and being.”