One Of The Most Moral Acts Is

When Analytic Thought, The Knife, Is Applied To Experience, Something Is Always Killed In The Process.

The Way To Solve The Conflict Between Human Values And Technology Needs Is Not To Run Away From Technology. That's Impossible. The Way To Resolve The Conflict Is To Break Down The Barriers Of Dualistic Thought That Prevent A Real Understanding Of What Technology Is--not An Exploitation Of Nature, But A Fusion Of Nature And The Human Spirit Into A New Kind Of Creation That Transcends Both.

The Only Zen Thoughts You Can Find On A Mountain Summit Are Those You Brought Yourself.

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.

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...