War exists so that men might build monuments.
Aphorism No. 717
All people have mysteries they hide, enchanted forests with secrets buried deep, the roots of hardened trees that fall only once they have long since ceased to live.
Aphorism No. 716
In the midst of randomness, signal becomes noise, noise signal, and meaning disintegrates.
Aphorism No. 715
If you are reading this, you are probably not a cat, and if you are not a cat then maybe curiosity will not kill you.
Aphorism No. 714
Time marches not into the future, as if it were a foot soldier on its way to stations known. Time rather meanders into the infinite, a casual explorer in the expansiveness of the limitless, dressed not in military grays but the blue grandeur of multidimensionality.
Aphorism No. 713
Most workaday people don’t have lawyers on retainer.
Aphorism No. 712
The brain follows the body.
Aphorism No. 711
The marrow in an animal’s bones matters more than the minutiae of its hide.
Aphorism No. 710
You can read haikus about haikus, anything about everything.
Aphorism No. 709
The prism of memory illuminates the randomness of the past with increasing sequentiality and color the closer one comes to darkness.