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Who Loves Excellence the Most
Who loves excellence the mostIs not the consumerWho spends only money,But the artisan who spends himselfTo make things just so.
Few Are Truly Free to Wonder
Few are truly free to wonder about a thing—To explore and test the truth of a matterFor the wonder of truth itself.
She Noticed
She noticed a bunch of stuff other people don’t noticeAnd then wrote a bunch of stuff about it that other people don’t read. And that pretty much sums it up.
The Behavioral Theory on which the US Constitution was Based Has Been Overturned
People used to think that humans could generally be counted on to act rationally in their own best interests. This idea is generally called something like the Standard Economic Model, but the cognitive science of the past few decades has … Continue reading
Funny How the Government
Funny, how the government Can break all the rules, And then claim that the citizens Would be the rebellious ones If they were to demand That the government cut it out.
He Asked Them
He asked them whether he had Become their enemy by telling them the truth,And I don’t know if I’ve ever heardA bombshell of a question packedWith more implications than that.
To His Dying Breath
To his dying breathHe will curse the wickedness of the tyrants—His veins bulging, and beet-red in the face—Thundering away at their transgressionsAnd calling down the fires of perditionOn their damnable heads.
God Will Know
God will know how to judge us fairly.And those of us who desire a fair judgment—And who think him wise—Will be satisfied with that. And the rest,Not so much.
The Young Man Wonders
The young man wondersWhat’s worth doingWith his life—Which is quite the grand questionAnd well worth pondering. And people are free to Change their answerFrom time to time.
And Then One Day
And then one dayShe came to life again. I’ll never know what really happened, But it was as if she had simply Decided to be happy.