That's All The Motorcycle Is, A System

It's Paradoxical That Where People Are The Most Closely Crowded, In The Big Coastal Cities In The East And West, The Loneliness Is The Greatest... The Explanation, I Suppose, Is That The Physical Distance Between People Has Nothing To Do With Loneliness. It's Psychic Distance...

The Past Exists Only In Our Memories, The Future Only In Our Plans. The Present Is Our Only Reality.

It's Normal At This Point For The Fear-anger Syndrome To Take Over And Make You Want To Hammer On That Side Plate With A Chisel, To Pound It Off With A Sledge If Necessary. You Think About It, And The More You Think About It The More You're Inclined To Take The Whole Machine To A High Bridge And Drop It Off. It's Just Outrageous That A Tiny Little Slot Of A Screw Can Defeat You So Totally.

What's Wrong With Technology Is That It's Not Connected In Any Real Way With Matters Of The Spirit And Of The Heart. And So It Does Blind, Ugly Things Quite By Accident And Gets Hated For That.

Socrates Is Not Just Expounding Noble Ideas In A Vacuum. He Is In The Middle Of A War Between Those Who Think Truth Is Absolute And Those Who Think Truth Is Relative. He Is Fighting That War With Everything He Has.