fools and fanatics
always certain of themselves
the wise – full of doubts
Paraphrased from Existential Comics #641
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“Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But, since no one was listening, everything must be said again.” – Andre Gide
Paraphrased from Existential Comics #641
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Very much paraphrased from Existential Comics #635 – check it out.
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From scratching a living,
mighty civilisations rose.
The first idiot
to get on the back of a horse knows
more than all
the philosophers pontificating.
The stupid step forward
while everyone else is waiting.
Thankfully,
the smartest could never persuade
the foolish from all
the bad decisions they made.
Inspired by Existential Comics #634
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A perfect comic from Existential Comics – #633 – Aristotle on Democracy
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Inspired by Existential Comics #632
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My poem Under The Cover got published at the Edge of Humanity magazine

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I would have been shot, too. Inspired by Existential Comics #604

The idea inspired by this Existential Comic (#602) and given a hand by AI (hence the title).
Inspired by this imagined conversation between Descartes and Hume at Existential Comics

Inspired by Existential Comics #593