Tag: culture

  • Nursery rhyme

    What are people made of?
    What are people made of?
    Pictures and words,
    Hopes and hurts,
    That’s what people are made of.

    What are people made of?
    What are people made of?
    Clothes and skin,
    Mind and machine,
    That’s what people are made of.

    What are people made of?
    What are people made of?
    Cultures and schemes,
    Mirrors and dreams,
    That’s what people are made of.

  • On salesmanship


    Those who declare blind faith to be a virtue are probably trying to sell you crap. Those who also declare cynicism a sin probably know that they are trying to sell you crap.
  • The burial of an age

    Every right comes with an attendant responsibility. People who don’t understand it never grow up. Nations that don’t incorporate it into their cultures decay and deteriorate.

  • Kensington palace

    A display case is the worst kind of cage. It locks one in without affording privacy.

  • Mirror of history

    Fame and glory –
    a house of cards, built on our dreams;
    as the dreams metamorphose with new generations,
    the foundation is lost,
    the eternal glory that seemed immutable becomes muted,
    as it slowly fades into a dusty reflection,
    into self-indulgent nostalgia for a gilded illusion,
    slightly embarrassing but precious, as an old teddy bear…
    Rest in peace and good riddance.

  • Rhythm

    Rhythm of the dance: repeating patterns –
    ribbon and smoke, body and soul;
    elegant lullaby where the variation
    only highlights the illusion of understanding.
    Epiphany. Theory. Faith.

  • Clockwork

    The world before advertising, when one could still pretend it all made sense…

  • El Sueno de la Razon by Goya

    Congenital stupidity is nothing to be ashamed of, it is not a character flaw, it is a part of the characteristics one is dealt in life, like one’s race and sex and hair colour. On the other hand, wilful stupidity – the conscious refusal to think, to consider alternative ideas, to imagine the lives of others who are different from oneself – is a crime against humanity.

  • Principles

    Principles and rules are very important, they make you think why breaking them in this case is justifiable.

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