Ceasing to do something leads to unlearning how it’s done. Keep practicing

More than two thousand years have passed since Ancient Greek and Roman philosophers gave us great wisdom

Trouble is certain otherwise

Natural silence uplifts

We are all unique and abnormal in some way or another. We all were not given something that most others were given

Just one smol misdeed can unmake great reputation and send karma down the drain

Pursuing technology for the sake of technology leads to soulless artificiality

Late dinners are dumb. I don’t need much energy when asleep

Most of my lift use goes like this: Enter lift. Look in the mirror

Demons don’t possess a person suddenly—he lets them take over

The perfect walk is done nude on sand next to the sea, amidst a clear sky and fresh morning air

Keys, pencils, papers, cash... Why would anybody need a plastic toy to fidget with?

Perhaps souls do indeed reïncarnate. If so, reïncarnation is way better than any physical immortality, as it allows to live thru different upbringings in different bodies

Beauty is the symbol of good, and nature is the greatest source of it. Beauty and truth are inescapably linked...

I work no matter what, because that’s what we, men, are supposed to do. In fact, we need to work more—so future generations aren’t faced with work that is even more threatening

Some tolerance is needed in society. It lets folk experiment and innovate—no problem was ever solved by applying a single technique in a uniform manner

By not listening to different songs one after another, I don’t become pique-blind to music. I thereby have an instant euphoric rush whenever I hear an energetic track

Laughter is the most spiritual act of all: it quenches fear and brings folk together better than anything else

René Descartes: I think, therefore I am. Robert Blinov: I dreamt, therefore I slept

The best ideas never come in front of a computer