The Buddah Can Reside In The Gears

If You Don't Generalize You Don't Philosophize.

The Only Difference Between Causation And The Value Is That The Word "cause" Implies Absolute Certainty Whereas The Implied Meaning Of "value" Is One Of Preference. In Classical Science It Was Supposed That The World Always Works In Terms Of Absolute Certainty And That "cause" Is The More Appropriate Word To Describe It. But In Modern Quantum Physics All That Is Changed. Particles "prefer" To Do What They Do. An Individual Particle Is Not Absolutely Committed To One Predictable Behavior. What Appears To Be An Absolute Cause Is Just A Very Consistent Pattern Of Preferences.

Who Really Can Face The Future? All You Can Do Is Project From The Past, Even When The Past Shows That Such Projections Are Often Wrong. And Who Really Can Forget The Past? What Else Is There To Know?

If Someone's Ungrateful And You Tell Him He's Ungrateful, Okay, You've Called Him A Name. You Haven't Solved Anything.

To An Experienced Zen Buddhist, Asking If One Believes In Zen Or One Believes In The Buddha, Sounds A Little Ludicrous, Like Asking If One Believes In Air Or Water. Similarly Quality Is Not Something You Believe In, Quality Is Something You Experience.