If You’re That Clever You Can Argue

A Pier Is A Disappointed Bridge; Yet Stare At It For Long Enough And You Can Dream It To The Other Side Of The Channel.

Why Should Anything Happen When Everything Has Happened?

You Put Together Two Things That Have Not Been Put Together Before. And The World Is Changed.

If You’re That Clever You Can Argue Yourself Into Anything.

It Strikes Me That This May Be One Of The Differences Between Youth And Age: When We Are Young, We Invent Different Futures For Ourselves; When We Are Old, We Invent Different Pasts For Others.