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If You Become Restless, Speed Up. If You Become Winded, Slow Down. You Climb The Mountain In An Equilibrium Between Restlessness And Exhaustion.

It's Paradoxical That Where People Are The Most Closely Crowded, In The Big Coastal Cities In The East And West, The Loneliness Is The Greatest... The Explanation, I Suppose, Is That The Physical Distance Between People Has Nothing To Do With Loneliness. It's Psychic Distance...

A Person Isn't Considered Insane If There Are A Number Of People Who Believe The Same Way. Insanity Isn't Supposed To Be A Communicable Disease. If One Other Person Starts To Believe Him, Or Maybe Two Or Three, Then It's A Religion.

The Only Difference Between Causation And The Value Is That The Word "cause" Implies Absolute Certainty Whereas The Implied Meaning Of "value" Is One Of Preference. In Classical Science It Was Supposed That The World Always Works In Terms Of Absolute Certainty And That "cause" Is The More Appropriate Word To Describe It. But In Modern Quantum Physics All That Is Changed. Particles "prefer" To Do What They Do. An Individual Particle Is Not Absolutely Committed To One Predictable Behavior. What Appears To Be An Absolute Cause Is Just A Very Consistent Pattern Of Preferences.

Schools Teach You To Imitate. If You Don't Imitate What The Teacher Wants You Get A Bad Grade. Here, In College, It Was More Sophisticated, Of Course; You Were Supposed To Imitate The Teacher In Such A Way As To Convince The Teacher You Were Not Imitating, But Taking The Essence Of The Instruction And Going Ahead With It On Your Own. That Got You A's. Originality On The Other Hand Could Get You Anything -- From A To F. The Whole Grading System Cautioned Against It.