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“At the end of it all, in those darkest of day, smiles man atop the mountain debris. He can see the many stars, smell the coming wind, only now does he know that he's free.”
― Harassment Architecture
― Harassment Architecture
“WARNING
I preface this all with a reminder that none of what you're about to read reflects upon the author himself. The following is purely fiction.”
― Harassment Architecture
I preface this all with a reminder that none of what you're about to read reflects upon the author himself. The following is purely fiction.”
― Harassment Architecture
“All this "honest work" kills beauty in man too. It forces men into poor diet, poor choices, poor paths outside the workplace. Everything in life for them, whether they chose so or not, must revolve around their "honest work". No time to research, pick, and cook a proper meal so I have chips and soda again. No time to work out, to worship the sun in peace, to study so I watch television and jerk off in-between beers again. No time to even so much as consider another way of life so I hammer nails into useless thing for useless people in useless place again. You are being scammed, robbed.”
― Harassment Architecture
― Harassment Architecture
“Nietzsche is never boring. He is always interesting, exciting, thrilling, glittering, breathtaking. He possesses a kind of brilliance and tempo which I believe was unknown in former times.”
― Leo Strauss on Nietzsche's Beyond Good & Evil
― Leo Strauss on Nietzsche's Beyond Good & Evil
“The taste of the masses isn't for structured music, it's for rhythm. Primitive music, Black music, has had a big influence in determining what's played on the radio, because the radio audience is more primitive in tastes than the concert audiences were.”
― Hunter
― Hunter
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