“As a man approaches his old age closer and closer, his inability to make sense of the world makes his despair greater and greater. Thus he often seeks to escape his inadequacy for comprehension through lies such as family, work, religion and the like. But the dark cloud follows him wherever he goes, no matter what direction he goes in, no matter how fast he goes.”
“It is the change we cannot handle. Yet after it occurs we eventually get used to it and it becomes a change we do not want to ever abandon.”
“Different modes of the brain structure lead to different perceptions. How can any of those be more real than others? Are dreams less real than this what we perceive as reality? Why? Chemicals are structured very differently in each mode, but why would one ever be "more real"?”
“There is something about you. You are my next disappointment. And this is very exciting. You are exciting.”
“Perpetual state of confusion. For how long a man can bear it?”
“Am I trying to get rid of responsibility of becoming what I should become?”
“The inability to define oneself leads to delusions. Or to complete freedom.”
“Friends are chosen as reinforcers of what we want to believe about ourselves.”
“The main drive of a man is to escape death. He tries to achieve that through having children, creating, succumbing to a religious or certain philosophical thought.”