Morality Is Not A Simple Set Of

I Think Present-day Reason Is An Analogue Of The Flat Earth Of The Medieval Period. If You Go Too Far Beyond It You're Presumed To Fall Off, Into Insanity. And People Are Very Much Afraid Of That. I Think This Fear Of Insanity Is Comparable To The Fear People Once Had Of Falling Off The Edge Of The World. Or The Fear Of Heretics. There's A Very Close Analogue There.

Institutions Such As Schools, Churches, Governments And Political Organizations Of Every Sort All Tended To Direct Thought For Ends Other Than Truth, For The Perpetuation Of Their Own Functions, And For The Control Of Individuals In The Service Of These Functions.

From An Endless Beach Of Reality, We Take A Grain Of Sand And Call It The World.

Art Is The Godhead As Revealed In The Works Of Man.

Laws Of Nature Are Human Inventions, Like Ghosts. Laws Of Logic, Or Mathematics Are Also Human Inventions, Like Ghosts. The Whole Blessed Thing Is A Human Invention, Including The Idea That It Isn't A Human Invention.