We Take A Handful Of Sand From

We Take A Handful Of Sand From The Endless Landscape Of Awareness Around Us And Call That Handful Of Sand The World.

It's Not The 'nice' Guy Who Brings About Real Social Change. 'nice' Guys Look Nice Because They're Conforming. It's The 'bad' Guys, Who Only Look Nice A Hundred Years Later, That Are The Real Dynamic Force In Social Evolution.

We Always Condemn Most In Others, He Thought, That Which We Most Fear In Ourselves.

Morality Is Not A Simple Set Of Rules. It's A Very Complex Struggle Of Conflicting Patterns Of Values. This Conflict Is The Residue Of Evolution. As New Patters Evolve They Come Into Conflict With Old Ones. Each Stage Of Evolution Creates In Its Wake A Wash Of Problems.

I Think Present-day Reason Is An Analogue Of The Flat Earth Of The Medieval Period. If You Go Too Far Beyond It You're Presumed To Fall Off, Into Insanity. And People Are Very Much Afraid Of That. I Think This Fear Of Insanity Is Comparable To The Fear People Once Had Of Falling Off The Edge Of The World. Or The Fear Of Heretics. There's A Very Close Analogue There.