Aphorism 67

The only way out of the human quagmire is to reduce our numbers, significantly increase human intelligence throughout the reduced population, develop a new means to measure value created and value earned that abolishes those current means easily manipulated to gain immense power and wealth by the few, and encourage a cultural renaissance that attempts to understand man’s place and purpose relative to infinity, eternity, the great unknown that man has conveniently suppressed with the concept of God.

Aphorisim 66

If you are seeking strength and a whole consistent spirit, do not look for this in the confines of human individuals past or present for you will only find flaws and compromise.  Instead, observe the osprey, the orca, the dolphin, the ocean, a mountain, the clouds, a river, the sun, the stars at night — these are strong and consistent spirits.

Aphorisim 65

Man motivates a dog to do tricks for a treat — most men are dogs.

Aphorism 63

Anxiety is a function of what is, what could’ve been, would could be and the unknowing how much time is left before the lights go out — forever.

Aphorism 62

In commerce, labor, or profession, one honest hard working man should receive an equal amount of energy for the energy expensed –anything less is what capitalists call a profit.

Aphorism 61

The most precious gift one human being can give to another is his or her energy.

Aphorism 60

A truly happy man is one who expends his precious energy on a purpose he understands and loves.

Aphorism 57

A natural disaster temporarily reminds us that we are far from in control of anything significant.

Aphorism 56

Mankind invented many naive ideals and “isims” (capitalism, socialism, communism, Judaism) that all failed because a few always find a way to exploit the many under the guise of “isims”. 

Aphorism 54

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