Wednesday, November 17, 2021

My Aphorisms

I had a cat and a trouble time in life, but not a cat. Cats were everywhere though. First I volunteered for my own pain. Not by some accidental slip of feet like the inevitable fall of a fool. For those who don’t know all falls are inevitable. The way one can fall is the difference between style and fashion. I just bought a fall shirt and it feels very nice with some Christmas music on top. It had a song about a river though and a lot of misplaced cynicism. If I could just talk to that singer I’d make the point that people would cut down trees so that idealists like her could wish for a river. If only she could just enjoy her family and appreciate her blessings, then she wouldn’t be fooled by evil people. People might have said to her, “You’re too cynical you’re too cynical.” I would have observed that she didn’t have a drop of good cynicism in her if she believed what she said. But the internal logics of individuals are so intrinsic and subtle that she might have a very intelligent agenda within her. That’s the benefit of cynicism. I can see past the trees and empathize with intelligent people. That’s the opposite of judgmental. People who are judgmental tend to be low, base and lack a real intelligence and/or strength to actually know what’s true and what’s false and instead tend to depend on the base opinions of others as their barometer to know which way the weather is blowing. I have no responsibility for such an attitude. I can’t say I have no responsibility for such people, because that would contradict my above logical syllogism of intelligent empathy. Many barometers are intelligent but they aren’t the foundation. Using opinions as a foundational opinions would be like substituting your feet for someone else’s and that would be foolish if you had no plans to get some new feet. Hedging one’s bets can lose feet and regain feet through successful quantum negotiations, as long as the logic is certain and betrayal would be impossible. Only a discerning eye could know the difference with that. Such logical syllogisms revealed that only an intelligent person is capable of governing himself, but no one can govern a fool. Only results could demonstrate the difference. These show how impossible it truly is to join a spiritual government or to even want too. If a government existed it would only be a part of nature. If I am not in the government I’m just as natural as if I were. Nature is the only reality in all things. In my previous paper I demonstrated that cynicism is necessary for holding space for God and for people and for myself. The same is true of nature. At base nature proves itself to only be a brute fact because to be cynical and to hold space for nature seems to demonstrate itself to only be nature. I would believe that logic to be true, if I didn’t know my own history of dead consciousness that came alive again only in this life time after many thousands of years of rest. This means that experience and the ability to produce results is the only true natural authority. This means that only an intelligent man or woman could govern himself and no one could govern a fool. But that a voluntary cripple is a good business man who knows how to grow new feet or bargain for new ones. So much individuality. My aphorisms. So satisfying and tasty. I enjoyed writing them so much *This is the limit of my thinking. It seems to prove to me that only contradictions seem to bridge men and women together.  And please forgive the self indulgence. I did enjoy writing it though. The embarrassing satisfaction I get from writing and admiring my own thoughts is something I like to not advertise, but vulnerability including a slight pang of embarrassment seems to allow certain behaviors to have a stopping point.  Some stopping points are pleasurable. Some aren't pleasurable.  Anyway I hope y'all are doing all right and I hope to enjoy more small talk. No one likes to talk about this stuff all the time and I thank y'all in advance for mercy on that point hopefully. 

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