City Sight

City sight is always cyclopic.

The Revolutionist has, always available, a second-order-of-routine-data, such that, for example, in a City maxim like, “You can’t judge a book by looking at the cover,” he can derive fresh information from its contrary.  Either way offers correctness for him.  It is at all times the effort to turn arithmetics to algebra – to extend geometry into topography.

Perhaps the single most telling attribute of man that sets him apart from any other creature of this planet is his desire to change.  No, make that the two most telling attributes; the first one, and his ability to do so.

Everyone would agree that, “Tis better for one man to suffer than a whole state to grieve.”  Well, almost everyone.

I heard one old veteran say he had no real fear of his “brain washing” by the enemy, it was the subsequent matter of the wave and set that gave him trouble.

Man’s five senses are not wired to tolerate inaction; thus, their acts of desperation.

J.