Sumit

“Stop trying to make something. Art is about letting something out, not making something.”
― John S. Couch, The Art of Creative Rebellion: How to champion creativity, change culture and save your soul

“The source of philosophy is anxiety, and cats do not suffer from anxiety unless they are threatened or find themselves in a strange place. For humans, the world itself is a threatening and strange place. Religions are attempts to make an inhuman universe humanly habitable. Philosophers have often dismissed these faiths as being far beneath their own metaphysical speculations, but religion and philosophy serve the same need.1 Both try to fend off the abiding disquiet that goes with being human.”
― John N. Gray, Feline Philosophy: Cats and the Meaning of Life

“Our poetry is courage, audacity and revolt.”
― Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Manifesti Futuristi (1909-1941)

“Killing and dying for nonsensical ideas is how many human beings have made sense of their lives.”
― John N. Gray, Feline Philosophy: Cats and the Meaning of Life