- About delineations and spectra and the middle path that appears to be fundamental.
- About when to speak plain truth and when to deceive, obfuscate, dissimulate, or utter falsifications.
- About enigmas, anomalies, the advancement of thought and science and the consequent and simultaneous waning of ignorance, myth, mysticism, magic, and speculation.
- That there is a lever in the natural construction of the human being which leaves him or her open to outside manipulation, which often induces lamentable illogic, including crowd-rule, wishful-thinking, and fallacious belief.
- Whether or not the hegemony and the progression of the hegemony, of what is fashionably considered science will make humans more or less malleable.
- That Brad knows nothing and nurtures fragile beliefs that may or may not have basis in "reality."
- That memory is fickle and that blatant fiction is as worthy a suitor for our consideration and belief as purported fact.
- That there is but one form to pray to.
- That perceptive skepticism trumps blind faith.
- That there must be an equalization.
- About WWSGD (What Would Siddhartha Guatma Do).
- About what deserves: Respect; approbation; damnation; and, outright eradication.
- That there is a coy, precious quality peculiar to the margins of the day and the night which tends to activate "weird" and pure behavior, ambiguous emotions, and tangential ambitions.
- About when to speak plain truth and when to deceive, obfuscate, dissimulate, or utter falsifications.
- About enigmas, anomalies, the advancement of thought and science and the consequent and simultaneous waning of ignorance, myth, mysticism, magic, and speculation.
- That there is a lever in the natural construction of the human being which leaves him or her open to outside manipulation, which often induces lamentable illogic, including crowd-rule, wishful-thinking, and fallacious belief.
- Whether or not the hegemony and the progression of the hegemony, of what is fashionably considered science will make humans more or less malleable.
- That Brad knows nothing and nurtures fragile beliefs that may or may not have basis in "reality."
- That memory is fickle and that blatant fiction is as worthy a suitor for our consideration and belief as purported fact.
- That there is but one form to pray to.
- That perceptive skepticism trumps blind faith.
- That there must be an equalization.
- About WWSGD (What Would Siddhartha Guatma Do).
- About what deserves: Respect; approbation; damnation; and, outright eradication.
- That there is a coy, precious quality peculiar to the margins of the day and the night which tends to activate "weird" and pure behavior, ambiguous emotions, and tangential ambitions.
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