Keesha

“What gives me the right to speak of an “I,” and even of an “I” as cause, and finally of an “I” as cause of thought? . . . A thought comes when “it” wants, not when “I” want. —Friedrich Nietzsche For”
― Anil Ananthaswamy, The Man Who Wasn't There: Investigations into the Strange New Science of the Self

“Unhappiness is a slow drowning descent into the darkest knowledges, while happiness blasts us like rootless party-rooms smelling of pot inside caramel bullets shot at doomed star-clusters shelled with swirling astronomical dust! I want the dusty dadaist perfume. The smashed caramel glow of galactic bliss! I choose brain freedom! Happiness!”
― Ron Androla, The Sun Spits Light

“I write about life because of death.”
― Ron Androla, The Sun Spits Light

“I would say that the single best thing is to teach children to think for themselves—question everything, no topic is off limit—make your own choices and be responsible for them. Knowing”
― Wendy Thomas Russell, Relax, It's Just God: How and Why to Talk to Your Kids About Religion When You're Not Religious