Under its glossy camouflage, society is a big, ugly machine. It's ugly because it has nothing to do with our well-being or happiness, despite all its claims to the contrary. The point of the social system is not to increase...
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To think is to deny the infinite; to live our lives wholly within the remit of thought is to deny our own potential. To live exclusively within the remit of thought is – therefore - the Great Disaster. The whole point...
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Heteronomy is that state in which the context for everything we do (and everything we think) is provided for us by some ‘arbitrary external authority’. It doesn't matter to us what this EA is, all that matters is that we...
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There are two ways of living life, the linear way and the nonlinear. The first way seems real to us, but it isn't, whilst the second simply doesn't make any sense at all (and is contrary to everything we believe...
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The difference between a young child and an adult is that as adults our consciousness has been modified. Our consciousness has been modified in order to allow us to adapt to the Designed World that we find ourselves in. What...
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All identities are created by thought - there has never been such a thing as 'an identity that hasn't been created by thought' and - this being the case - we might wonder why we place so much stock in...
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Anything we do that is purposeful is part of this simulation. Our purposeful activity both perpetuates the simulation and is the simulation and this is a very peculiar thing to consider. For a start, we probably won't acknowledge that there...
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If we are to live in the Known World - the world that is made up of known things - then we have to do something first, something we all know how to do instinctively but which we can’t allow...
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Everything has been sneakily inverted on us and because this inversion is too massive a thing for us to get our heads around we are well and truly trapped by it. We are trapped by our incapacity to see that...
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