Aphorism 54

Mankind is nothing more than a big fish in a small pond.

Aphorism 51

Man has created his own self-contained world that is closing in on himself.

Aphorism 50

Despite popular belief, man is not created equal, but we are far more equal than the human outward has defined as rich and poor.

Aphorism 48

The human outward is similar to 8 billion mice dancing to the tunes of a few pied pipers.  

Aphorism 44

The human-outward is like Frankenstein — a monstrously botched experiment.

Aphorism 43

The human-outward is rogue relative to the non-human outward and the human-inward.  Natural instincts are diverted by religion, the social and economic “isms”, which creates a rogue momentum relative to that which is natural, real, and eternal.  The human-outward manufactures its own reality that is not recognized by the truth.

Aphorism 41

The human inward longs for the freedom of the non-human outward, but the human outward has stripped the human inward naked.

Aphorism 33

The human outward invented a concept called profit.  What is a profit?  A profit is when one makes more money relative to the cost.  Therefore the one that profits either charges the customer too much money or he under-pays those that perform the work to produce the product for sale.  Those that both under-pay their workers and over-charge their customers make the greatest profit.  This is why there are far more poor than rich.

Aphorism 31

Ever since man invented currency and placed value on paper, minerals, jewels and coins, he lost sight of what true wealth is to the human existence and perpetuation and advancement of that existence.  Human energy focused and applied for an ever progressing momentum generation after generation is a worthy goal.  Accumulating as much paper and gold rocks in a single lifetime is nothing more than the process of a child becoming a professional thief cloaked in a suit and tie.

Aphorism 30

The automobile is symbolic of the human outward momentum — it was created to provide its passengers with more freedom, but has become bogged down in gridlock.  The automobile like the human outward momentum has become nothing more than a slow moving death trap.