neither true nor false

I finished Mount Analogue book by Rene Daumal this weekend on my way to Los Angeles. It's sort of a surrealist parody of Bacon's New Atlantis and very funny. Lots in there about living with modern scientism and its absurdities.

A quote for the books:
"A knife is neither true nor false. But someone who grasps it by the blade is truly in error." (88)

Los Angeles was fun and enormous and incomprehensible. A man on the street told me to demonstrate good leadership skills for my 'younger sister.' I heard a radio personality explain that 'the sports is always there' in sports-comedy. I took a few videos, bought orange solar shields, and met some new friends.

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"hunting magic is a general term for magical practices which have circulated since prehistoric times. such practices were and are used to insure the success of the hunt and involve drawing pictures of animals (seen by cave drawings), the worship of tribal totem, the use of the tribal egregore, and the great multi-notional concept of mana." -a.g.h. (source)

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