Anytime Something Makes Sense, It Moves to Where It Doesn’t
AKS/News Item Gallery = jcap 1988-11-02 (0414)
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Summary
#414 * Nov 4, 1988 * – 1:04
Notes by TK
Kyroot to :04. Only YC/yellow circuit beings have a sense of time themselves. Rhythm produces a sense of time within an organism. Men see time as external, a thing or process independent of themselves. Without the ‘gap’ external time provides to consciousness, no plans could be made. There is a nonverbal genetic rhythm of Life itself which is a sense of time but not external time. Emotional “out-of-sorts” feeling is a confusion of time (silent genetic rhythm confused for verbal-external-time); two clocks running.
Any time something makes perfect sense, it can move to a new level where it then, at first, makes no sense. This process is constant and everybody knows it—e.g., nobody can agree on the ‘truth’; even though humanity is made to believe there is such a ‘truth’ it continues to be elusive. There is no spontaneous generation of ideas—they came from somewhere, another level where they made perfect sense and transcended to new level where it appears as new, nonsensical info. A ‘snapback’ elasticity, a kind of narrow mindedness is required for intellectual power/ health. The RR/Real Revolutionist has got to learn from everybody else’s mistakes—not merely his own.
Excursion
For NP: Neuralize–“He lives most who thinks, feels or does, most?
And Kyroot Said…
Oiling your hair will not cure squeaky feet, (or vicy
versy).
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Living in the penthouse may be neat, but one cost you should
note is the increased distance from your car.
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Out in that free-wheeling park I mentioned in the City, I
recently saw a Man leap up and shout, “Where do I go to resign?”
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At least those with worry as a friend have a friend for
life.
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Memory is for keeping Men from trying anything TOO new.
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…and you know who added: It’s also to keep Men from
trying too HARD.
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Heard one guy say that he’d “had it up to here with knocking
on patience’s door.”
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Never let ’em film the final hours of a revolution.
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Time is the ultimate, 3-dimensional measurement.
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One literary chap claims, in reference to his theories on
the power of words, that history, for instance, would have been
kinder to the poet Thomas Brown if it were easier to rhyme with
his name.
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Some of you, well, a few of you, ARE beginning to glimpse me
when I tell you that things are not as bad as you THINK they are
UNTIL you think they are. (Of course, the terror beyond even
this fright is that NOTHING is as you think it is until you think
it is, but we’ll leave that little part for some later Saturn
weekend.
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As declared in the City: The three most important areas of
contemporary life are health, wealth, and gossip.
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You generally only have one chance to “say it right.”
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The kind of discomfort most people are prepared to endure is
in recounting their everyday irritations.
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Recently heard a wild-eyed bricklayer who had been attending
night classes at a City college pronounce, “The aim of culture
seems clear enough to me: To keep regular guys from enjoying
themselves.”
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One guy told his son to quit belly aching about every little
thing, “Hey, just look at life as a ‘cheap ticket’.”
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S’weird, but sometimes the crowd seems more than the
players. (You mean you find it NORMAL for the audience to
outnumber the actual combatants?)
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Heard of one guy who supposedly told himself, “Hey, you
don’t interest me enough to even be boring.”
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Remember this: It gets dark at least ONCE almost every day.
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The dead don’t dance.
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The best policy may well be NO policy.
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