Monthly Archives: June 2014
Bury and dig.
X: I dig intellect. Y: That’s good to hear. I have buried mine.
Fortune, family, fame.
The ambitious ones who claim no time to think appear, upon a moment’s reflection, to be the least ambitious of all.
Credulous towards all the wrong things.
The skeptic towards every principle is often the biggest sucker for any product on the market.
Others hold the self together.
See how fast the self fragments or multiplies after prolonged periods of isolation.
Theists have no monopoly on moralism.
Atheists must defend themselves from charges of amorality or immorality—this tends naturally towards overcompensation.
The genre stuff is generic.
What is most remarkable about pop culture is how wide a swath of the world can be caught within a narrow repertoire of genres.
Why does he go out only to refuse all company?
Certain kinds of brooding must been seen to be believed.
Seen a few.
This strange creature appears to be unobserved while eating alone publicly.
After each bite, she wiped her hand on the napkin.
The source of impurity seemed to be her mouth rather than the food.
Entitle-mentality.
You may address me as Dr. Thomas Chen Jr., DDS.
Art of Aphorism 
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