05-04-2009, 12:00 AM
grandspeculator wrote:
"Seers come in all sizes and shapes"
"Do you mean to say that there are different kinds of seers?" "No. I mean that there are scores of imbeciles who become seers. Seers are human
beings full of foibles, or rather, human beings full of foibles are capable of being seers. Just as in the case of miserable people who become superb
scientists. The characteristic of miserable seers is that they are willing to forget the wonder of the world. They become overwhelmed by the fact that they
can see and believe that it's there genious that counts. A seer must be a paragon in order to override the nearly invincible laxness of our human
condition.
Yep, power doesn't make you a better person.
"Seers come in all sizes and shapes"
"Do you mean to say that there are different kinds of seers?" "No. I mean that there are scores of imbeciles who become seers. Seers are human
beings full of foibles, or rather, human beings full of foibles are capable of being seers. Just as in the case of miserable people who become superb
scientists. The characteristic of miserable seers is that they are willing to forget the wonder of the world. They become overwhelmed by the fact that they
can see and believe that it's there genious that counts. A seer must be a paragon in order to override the nearly invincible laxness of our human
condition.
Yep, power doesn't make you a better person.