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Gates has a realistic, worldly, fully immanential, pragmatic idea and ideal of good.

This man seems to have about as deep an understanding of malevolence in human nature and history as Zuckerberg did at the start of Facebook.

Whether one is satisfied, dismayed, happy, perplexed,…with a day, in part certainly depends on just what are one’s expectations of and in it.

Perhaps more realistically relevant than one’s philosophy of life.

Is there a time outside that which our body gives us?

We are too often polite in life to live it. Even to live in it.

Those who can not see for instance this face as a coherent aspect of the satire, are unable to understand Barbie.

In a time and place of established presumption, that all is subject to democratia.

Whether all the furnishings in houses that would be homes, be they of middle, upper-middle, or whatever (socioeconomic) “class”, while they are surely not designed for a kind of intellectual/spiritual sleep, nevertheless, seem to conform to, accompany and comfort it.

Profits over people. A true cliché.

Raised not knowing it in post-World War II growing American prosperity, with a lifestyle improving continuously, in a sheltered, orderly, polite society, all of this and more bore inherent inarticulated assumptions as to the nature of society, history, life, mankind,…many of which were naïvely, anachronistically unrealistic.