The Notebook

Should a Man prefer to see a copy of a great work, or the original of a lesser one?

Once heard a human say, “Anything I want to remember, I write down in my notebook, then instead of wasting my time trying to remember what it was I wrote down, I spend my time looking for my notebook.”

The Real Revolutionist would be he who would declare, “If I can’t be in charge, can’t nobody be in charge.”

The extraordinarily “useful” wouldn’t be all that useful if just everybody knew about it.  (Only privileged information is useful information for the Few.)

The Real Revolutionist is a hermit unto himself, even in the heart of the capitol city, and he understands the transcendental definition of a “hermit” to be:  “One with a knowing but a tight tongue.”  (A verbose hermit is no hermit at all.)

J.