Nietzsche.
Freud.
Lovecraft.
Poe.
Palahniuk.
Kant.
Shakespeare.
Paglia.
Rimbaud.
Wachowski.
Morrison.
Moore.
Barker.
Dai.
Bakunin.
Darwin.
Chomsky.
Piaget.
Abrams.
Maslow.
Marx.
Jung.
Cantor.
Turgenev.
King Solomon.
Duchamp.
Warhol.
De Sade.
Buddha.
Azzarello.
The Whole System Is Shit.
Bring the 1800’s back so we can all rediscover everything.
Maybe everything would make sense if we had schizophrenia.
There is no real world.
There is Nothing.
Nothing is Something.
Everything is a fucking gyp of dissolution.
Contradictive Meaninglessness.
What the FUCK is wrong; WHAT THE fuck IS RIGHT?
I don’t want to LIVE; I don’t want to DIE.
I want nothing.
Nothing is Something.
I don’t want Nothing.
I don’t want Something.
I don’t want Anything.
Anything could be Something.
Contradictions!
Lies!
Truth.
There is no Truth.
Truth is a Lie.
There is no Lie.
There is Nothing.
Nothing is Something.
Something is Nothing.
Everything is Something.
Nothing is Everything.
Everything is Nothing.
Nothing.
Something.
Everything.
Nothing.
Empty.
Full.
Dark Matter.
Everything has Matter.
Nothing has NO Matter.
Then surely, Nothing is Something DIFFERENT.
It’s STILL SOMETHING.
Subterfuge of Subterfuge.
What the FUCK is going on?
What the FUCK is NOT going on?
But Surety is Absolute.
There are NO Absolutes.
No Absolutions.
The Entirety of EVERYTHING is like a dog chasing its tail.
There is no Purpose.
There is no Meaning.
There are only Theorems.
Explanation is a fallacy; a vagary.
Which comes to the BIG ‘W’…
Why?
As much as I explain, I still shrug and walk away, hoping this mess would sort itself out.
But I have sorted it out.
Chaos in a system.
That Ying and Yang Bullshit.
Balance and Disorder.
The Chinese had a point, they just fucked it up.
The Russians had a point, they got fucked.
Hitler tried to prove a point, just forgot what it was along the way.
The Greeks made many points, they were forgotten along the way.
The Romans just had contradictive points.
Egyptians, however, got caught in that mess.
Aurelius had many attempts at making a point, ah well…
Aesop put points into creativity, people called them morals, joke.
Persepolis was a great comic, just fucking underrated.
GG Allin didn’t make any attempt to make a point, he was a point.
The Japanese are just mean. But they don’t mean it.
Philosophy is so nonsensical, that’s why I love it.
I don’t know Good nor Evil.
They are Nothing.
Here we go again…
See you soon weirdos. You weird, empty people with false ideologies to make life seem so “blissful”. Who bear moralities and values. Who conspire against the universe with babbles of power and wealth and justice. Stick to drinking your overpriced champagne, popping its cork like how you popped your brains. Somehow, it’s hard to and not to be sick at you. You’re human, I’m human, what’s the difference? Ah well, I think you’re weird.
You.
Yes, you, reading right now…
Turn around.
Now that you’ve turned back, I’m guessing you did turn around because you have nothing better to do.
You see, that’s how meaningless life is.
3 comments:
I somehow stumbled upon your blog (in all honesty Googling this Good Will Hunting Quote to make sure I got it right) and this post caught my attention.
I think it's a little assumptious to think everyone is buying into this thinly veiled blissful bullshit of a culture we live in(in reference to You weird, empty people with false ideologies to make life seem so “blissful”. I don't who you hang out with but I have plenty of friends who certainly don't operate under a blissful perspective (but they aren't depressed either.
Along the themes of contradiction could an absolute be that there are no absolute? Could it be that it doesn't even fucking matter and the point of life is simply to live (Bruce Lee).
I enjoy your blog, glad I found it
P.S. This kinda seems post-modern/nihilistic, the post that is.
it's to tell the people who actually buy into that, sure, there are other nihilists, post-modernists, and solipsists who would beg to differ, but in the end, we're all empty. :)
Thank you for dropping by
Finally found a space to comment ... interesting nihilistic-existentialist thought combination ... a lot of it of course (as usual) built into the romantic fabric of life ;)
Cheerz
Subra
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