Thought 500: Brain Farts

Tweets as small brain farts. 

Everyone loves the smell 
of their own brand. 

Thought 499: Opinion

Opinion: one angle

out of many.

Thought 498: Father & Son

Father St. John

&

Romer Son

Thought 497: Money as Control

Money controls

human energy.

Thought 496: The Strong Leader Complex

Let us be careful of what we wish for.

Thought 495: Daily Mail Readers

Daily Mail readers would 

gladly bring an intellectual

parasite like me to ruin.

Thought 494: The One-Eyed Man and the Minions

In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.

Thought 493: My Fate in Nazi Germany

I would have been

sent to a camp

on account of

being workshy.

Thought 492: Conspiracy Theorising

Is conspiracy theorising

truth-seeking or 

a blame-game?

Thought 491: Fool's Pursuits

Interesting pursuits

are the least lucrative

—which is how they

keep their aura.

Thought 490: Fool's Augustus

Was Octavian Augustus

such a successful emperor

because his establishment

of the position was hard-won?

Thought 489: Fool's Sex

Good sex, bad 

companionship?

Thought 488: Fool's Solitude

One is least

alone in

solitude.

Thought 487: Fool's Gods

Evil gods

make dangerous

masters but good

gods make

powerless

masters.

Thought 486: Fool's Breathing

The most

neglected activity

is the most sustaining.

Thought 485: Introverts in the United States

Woe, woe, woe.

Addendum:

Extroverts

get power

from others.

Introverts

get power

from themselves.

Thought 484: Today's Master–Slave Morality

Who are the masters and who 

are the slaves in today's world?

The masters are those

who admit to their 

will to cruelty.

The slaves are those

who deny their

will to cruelty.

And I am will 

to cruelty in the

above and the

present.

Thought 483: Winning and Losing

The winner is the one 

who knows how to lose.

'Anyone can deal with

victory. Only the mighty

can bear defeat.'

—Adolf Hitler

Thought 482: What Are Clichés?

Clichés are dead thoughts that 

have outstayed their welcome

among the discerning.

Thought 481: Disposition v Personality

As an autist,

I cultivate internal disposition

at the expense of external

personality.

Thought 480: Adolescent Nietzscheans

Satanists, ego-driven 

power seekers, and

social darwinists 

as adolescent 

Nietzscheans

—says the

adolescent

Nietzschean.

Thought 479: Only Looking at the Bright Side

Only looking at the 

bright side may

allow darkness

to creep in

unawares.

Thought 478: Our Contribution

Our contribution

will likely amount

to very little because

life always overcomes

herself.

Thought 477: Dingbat

I love the word dingbat. 

It is eloquent and yet less offensive than 
ableist terms like dumb, moron, and idiot. 

Thought 476: Right to Ignorance

Yes please.

Thought 475: Fool's Morality

The price of master morality

is violence but the price of

slave morality is decadence.

The prize of master morality

is beauty but the prize of

slave morality is comfort.

Thought 474: A Note on Barry Lyndon

Barry Lyndon's being

granted an allowance

by her dishonoured Ladyship

was perhaps purgatorial compensation

for his having spared her son in the gun duel.

Thought 473: The Matrix Revisited

The enslaved humans

have no higher claim

to exertion than the

machine world.

War is necessary

to determine who

is master and who

is slave.

Thought 472: Mark Passio and the Chess Game

Mark Passio wants

to be right, i.e.

that life is moral.

Tom Romer does

not want to be right,

i.e. that life is power.

For Mark Passio,

nurture determines

nature.

For Tom Romer,

nature determines

nurture.

Mark Passio claims

that the universe is

a justice serving

machine.

Tom Romer claims

that the universe

is an injustice

serving 

machine.

Mark Passio

claims that

the Lost Word

is No.

Tom Romer

claims that

the Lost Word

is Joy.

Mark Passio

heals

Tom Romer.

Thought 471: The Hare and the Tortoise

The hare: science.

The tortoise: conscience.