Familiarity Can Blind Too.

The Truth Knocks On The Door And You Say, Go Away, I'm Looking For The Truth, And It Goes Away. Puzzling.

Boredom Always Precedes A Period Of Great Creativity.

The Mythos-over-logos Argument Points To The Fact That Each Child Is Born As Ignorant As Any Caveman. What Keeps The World From Reverting To The Neandertal With Each Generation Is The Continuing, Ongoing Mythos, Transformed Into Logos But Still Mythos, The Huge Body Of Common Knowledge That Unites Our Minds As Cells Are United In The Body Of Man. To Feel That One Is Not So United, That One Can Accept Or Discard This Mythos As One Pleases, Is Not To Understand What The Mythos Is.

The World Comes To Us In An Endless Stream Of Puzzle Pieces That We Would Like To Think All Fit Together Somehow, But That In Fact Never Do.

For Me, A Writer Should Be More Like A Lighthouse Keeper, Just Out There By Himself. He Shouldn't Get His Ideas From Other People All Around Him.