| 5/24/2013
Yeah -- here and now. Sure. Haven't updated the site since November.
Well look -- here is totally relative. Your here is not my here an there is no absolute here. here and now suggests a state of mind that is present, no-nonsense, free of delusion or wishful-thinking, etc. But here and now
are both totally conditional. It's always now and it's never the
future or the past -- but that's for ordinary people like me. I hear
tell that the future, the past, and the present are all actually
happening at once -- if you (like me) don't have a handle on quantum
physics that may as well be magical thinking.
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What is this site? The project of a slacker and 99-percenter.
My two favorite quotes:
"I welcome their hatred." - from FDR's
second inaugural address, in response to the class he had betrayed who
were railing against his efforts to help the destitute and
disenfranchised.
"Mark my words -- this bunch is going to turn The Poor into Public Enemy Number One" - my late father, on the election of Ronald Reagan.
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