philosophy

An imaginary friend. A construct of our ego, desperate to believe that someone is watching, someone actually cares about our existence. God is the personification of the real forces of creation: the stardust, the light, the gravity. God is the excuse to sin: it will all be forgiven, because after all, we are His children. … Continue reading God

The transfer of resources and funds from Earth's Economy into the Human Economy, until the former is depleted and the latter, parasitic one, dies as a result. Profit, the one and only goal of capitalism, is dependent on racism, natural destruction, inequality and exploitation. Capitalism is therefore an oxymoron, because it relies on its eventual … Continue reading Profit

Every time the sun sets We question our existence Who put us here and why are they looking at us from above do they even care what we do with our time. We try to find reasons justifications A purpose and a destiny that we must fulfill. But there is no purpose Other than to … Continue reading Mirrors

There is a point beyond the horizon where time is generated for each of us It rides on the northerly wind and arrives in invisible parcels to be opened only at the time of use It is acquired by inhalation nurtured by the speed of our blood and only when it feels ready does it … Continue reading Time

(from Pocket Philosophy for End Times - A Lexicon of Dystopia) The complex social, cultural, economic and political structures that emerge once a species begins to effectively parasitize its environment, and the creation of the myths, religions and toxic, self-serving belief systems that temporarily allow this system to sustain itself, evolve and propagate at the … Continue reading Civilisation

Born inside a museum  we gazed around with voracious eyes as we began to open the display cases,  savoring ancient delicacies. “there is more in the back” – someone shouted. But each new generation forgot about the deeds of the previous one. Each new herd of our kin ignored what the museum used to look … Continue reading Scattered

(from my book Pocket Philosophy for End Times - A Lexicon of Dystopia) A rare metal. Seldomly found on its own, in its pure, unadulterated crystalline form, it is usually an ingredient of alloys and mixtures with other metals. These mixtures have been very popular over the years for their bright metallic sheen, durability and … Continue reading Truth