What Appears Is Good; What Is Good

Tourism, Human Circulation Considered As Consumption Is Fundamentally Nothing More Than The Leisure Of Going To See What Has Become Banal.

Work Is Only Justified By Leisure Time. To Admit The Emptiness Of Leisure Time Is To Admit The Impossibility Of Life.

There Is Nothing More Natural Than To Consider Everything As Starting From Oneself, Chosen As The Center Of The World; One Finds Oneself Thus Capable Of Condemning The World Without Even Wanting To Hear Its Deceitful Chatter.

It Is Hardly Surprising That Children Should Enthusiastically Start Their Education At An Early Age With The Absolute Knowledge Of Computer Science; While They Are Unable To Read, For Reading Demands Making Judgments At Every Line. Conversation Is Almost Dead, And Soon So Too Will Be Those Who Knew How To Speak.

The More Powerful The Class, The More It Claims Not To Exist.