Philosophy Quotes

- Stolen from Leo Strauss

In Kabbalah, the spoken word counts for more or equal to the written word in its authority. Philosophy always likes the spoken word more than the written word or letter of the law. The letter of the law is man made making it an unnatural fruit unfit for philosophical consumption. We like the spoken word for its alliteration (or seed) more than the letter of the law (the Fruit of god). We like the first letter‘s sound, in other words, more than rune or letter for philosophical alliteration. If philosophy is the tree of knowledge of good and evil… religion ,or its counter, would be the tree of life.

"A crab is a seed meaning it's a beginning. The waters were seeded in Cancer according to Alice Bailey."

- A sage

"Hegel is Christopher Hitchens, because we like that fractal. Looks just like him." - A Sage

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"The wisest thing in nature, is a fractal." - A sage

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"An egg is a 3. A comb or yolk, a 6. A comb is the perfect candidate for inversion. Invert the b and you get a p. A cube is a 6, at perfection. Cube, Comb, parable for the computer."

"If the computer is comb, then what is the honey?"

- A sage

"The majority is ALWAYS wrong." - a sage

Quote of the Day by Leo Tolstoy: “Wrong does not cease to be wrong because the majority share in it.” - The Economic Times Leo Tolstoy's wisdom highlights that popular support does not validate an action. History shows many widely accepted injustices were later deemed wrong. Conscience and ethical reasoning are paramount, not blind adherence to the crowd. Truth and justice are not decided by a vote. Tolstoy's message re...

reincarnation cycles of great philosophers.

Nietzche - Foucault

Plato - Leo Strauss

Hegel - Christopher Hitchens.

“We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light.”
― Socrates