The More You Look, The More You

When Analytic Thought, The Knife, Is Applied To Experience, Something Is Always Killed In The Process.

I've Wondered Why It Took Us So Long To Catch On. We Saw It, And Yet We Didn't See It. Or Rather We Were Trained Not To See It. Conned Perhaps Into Thinking That The Real Action Was Metropolitan And All This Was Just Boring Hinterland. It Was A Puzzling Thing. The Truth Knocks On The Door And You Say, "go Away. I'm Looking For The Truth." And So It Goes Away. Puzzling.

What Is Essential To Understand At This Point Is That Until Now There Was No Such Thing As Mind And Matter, Subject And Object, Form And Substance. Those Divisions Are Just Dialectical Inventions That Came Later...they Are Just Ghosts, Immortal Gods Of The Modern Mythos Which Appear To Us To Be Real Because We Are Within That Mythos. But In Reality They Are Just As Much An Artistic Creation As The Anthropomorphic Gods They Replaced.

Quality Tends To Fan Out Like Waves.

If You Don't Generalize You Don't Philosophize.