Some Cartoon Illustrations for a few selected Observations (Cartoons subject to Copyright)
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Observation # 2023. Socialism -- a jackboot disguised as Cinderella's slipper.
Observation # 97: No principle Based on #96. Money is like water: in sufficient volume, it erodes the bedrock of
principle, and cuts its own channel.
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Observation # 857: Inequality is the bite of the apple -- the "original sin" -- both necessary and deplorable -- at the heart of all existence. |
Observation # 701: Political correctness: a gloss of lipstick on the snout of truth. |
Observation #1831: We yearn for meaning -- but all we get is experience. |
Observation # 279: Most will give up an acre of freedom for a closet of security. |
Observation #709: Reality is always the dowdy sister to Fancy. |
Observation #706: A refusal to face reality allows it to stab you in the back. |
Observation #1924. In the temple of infinite tolerance, there is no distinction between good and evil -- between devil's curse and angel's prayer. |
Observation # 651. Gazing at the stars will not save you from the abyss at your feet.
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Observation #321. Pretending there is no abyss will not repeal the law of gravity.
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Observation 0: Art is man’s challenge to Time, his rebuke to Chaos; the protest will survive neither the triumph of fire, nor the finality of ice -- but it is better than the silence of consent.
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Observation #1871. Multiple Cake Syndrome -- the desire to have one's cake and eat it, too -- to pretend that things mutually exclusive are actually compatible -- may be considered a reliable constant in the lexicon of human psychology. |
Observation # 1847. Happiness is an elusive target -- it can be hit only unexpectedly -- with arrows aimed elsewhere.
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Observation #492. Ideals are often like the Sirens of mythology – a seductively attractive lure to shipwreck.
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Observation #766: Ice Cream -- the great melter of all resolve.
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Observation #8: If, in the interests of an ideal circumstance, single-celled organisms had chosen equality as the ultimate good, then the present population of the world would consist entirely of single-celled organisms.
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Observation # 527. Equality offers ambrosia in a poisoned chalice -- but Merit has never acquired a taste for suicide.
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Observation #1818: It is currently fashionable to suppress the truth in favour of harmony. But such bargains usually end with the Devil unscathed, and everything else in flames.
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Observation #534. The level path is easy, but it will not bring you to the mountaintop.
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Observation # 979. The more cherished the illusion, the more reviled is the teller of truth.
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Observation # 612. The trouble with brains is -- they are so easily washed.
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