[T]he artifice of “good behavior” (fear-induced compliance) . . . tends to fix in place the dysfunctionality of its method . . .

There’s nowhere else people can get the you that you have to offer.

What if car dealers had a spray to give new cars that used-car smell?

“35. Make art. War is not art. There is no art to war.”

Having an insight into the mechanical nature of context leads to a patently clear understanding of the Golden Rule.

Certain foundational teachings can help you streamline your process of learning artistic anatomy.

Code tends to run past pretty fast, so fast that we tend not to see it go by, let alone slow it down and take it apart.

. . . where the viewer’s eye is supposed to travel next, subtly giving . . . a “glimpse of the future.”