But What Seems Like A Reasonable Distance

In This World, There Is No Absolute Good, No Absolute Evil," The Man Said. "good And Evil Are Not Fixed, Stable Entities, But Are Continually Trading Places. A Good May Be Transformed Into An Evil In The Next Second. And Vice Versa. Such Was The Way Of The World That Dostoevsky Depicted In The Brothers Karamazov. The Most Important Thing Is To Maintain The Balance Between The Constantly Moving Good And Evil. If You Lean Too Much In Either Direction, It Becomes Difficult To Maintain Actual Morals. Indeed, Balance Itself Is The Good.

Nothing In The Real World Is As Beautiful As The Illusions Of A Person About To Lose Consciousness.

Fate Seems To Be Taking Me In Some Even Stranger Directions.

If You're Young And Talented, It's Like You Have Wings.

Taking Crazy Things Seriously Is A Serious Waste Of Time.