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Re: Lust for Life
« Reply #15 on: February 21, 2020, 10:40:22 pm »
Thanks Holden.  I am glad I am able to write from the hip, so to speak.  I had suspected early on that my secret obsession with mathematics was also a secret rebellion against otherwise just being a sitting duck for Nature to do with me as it pleased.

The world has made it clear to me what it thinks of me:  "You aint shiit, Hentrich."

If I take them literally, then they pay me a complement.   ;)

I see the paradox ... the times are changin', now the poor get fat, but the fever's gonna catch ya when the **** gets back ...

Claude - please do not take offense if responses are not instantaneous.  We each have our different moods and interests.  I do not take offfense when posts about math or computing go un-responded to.  Sometimes it is necessary for each of us to converse with ourselves.  That is what philosophy is, no?  Conversing with oneself.

I do not demand you take an interest in anything I might be inclined to attempt to articulate here; but, also, I am often self-engrossed and drained by demands for attention by the outside world.

If a paragraph begins to lose coherency for me, my mind is often in a too fragile state to work through it.   Maybe in time, I might be able to decipher what you were saying better.
Things They Will Never Tell YouArthur Schopenhauer has been the most radical and defiant of all troublemakers.

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