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The Way A Child Discovers The World Constantly Replicates The Way Science Began. You Start To Notice What's Around You, And You Get Very Curious About How Things Work. How Things Interrelate. It's As Simple As Seeing A Bug That Intrigues You. You Want To Know Where It Goes At Night; Who Its Friends Are; What It Eats.

I Work With My Dreams Or Nightmares.

Consciousness Is The Original Sin: Consciousness Of The Inevitability Of Our Death.

I'm Just Observing The World. I Was Born Into It, Like You Were, And Then I Found Out There Were Some Really Disturbing Aspects To Being Alive, Like The Fact That You Weren't Going To Be Alive Forever - That Bothered Me.

It Was Apparent To Me That Religion Was An Invented Thing, A Wish-fulfillment Thing, A Fantasy Thing. It Was Much More Real, Dangerous, To Accept That Mortality Was The End For You As An Individual. As An Atheist, I Don't Believe In An Afterlife, So If You're Thinking Of Murder, If Your Subject Is Murder, Then That's A Physical Act Of Absolute Destruction Because You're Ending Something, A Body, That Is Unique. That Person Never Existed Before, Will Never Exist Again, Will Not Be Karmically Recycled, Will Not Go To Heaven, Therefore I Take It Seriously.