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Unserious Adults
Translation:
Nach vielen Jahren des Lebens, des Studiums, des Reisens, des Daseins als Expat… erkenne ich, dass meine einstige „Heimatstadt“ in ihrer Mentalität weder ernst noch realistisch genug ist, um Wut zu rechtfertigen.
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Coreless Trump
Donald John Trump – the man with no core.
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“I’m fine, thanks.”
Politeness so oft superficializes us to each other.
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Moses’ and Jefferson’s Man
Moses is believed to have brought forth the word of God; Jefferson, in his Declaration of Independence, as he himself claimed, to bave expressed the “American mind” of the time.
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Self Over-Estimation
Human nature seems to be such as to overestimate itself.
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Überwundene Einsamkeit?
Es mag sein, dass man eine tiefe, jahrzehntelange Einsamkeit allein überwinden muss.
Wenn man es kann.
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DJT – All pparence?
…apparently no core.

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“…the better angels of our nature.”
These First Inauguration words of Abraham Lincoln contain an entire heaven and earth of meaning.
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“History lives in them”?
It seems truer to say of most people that rather than living in History, History lives in them.
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“…where despotism can be taken pure…”, 1855
Watching Ken Burns Civil War. Again now after 30 years. A quote that just was read:
“As a nation, we began by declaring that all men are created equal; we now practically declare it all men treated equal, except Neurose. Soon it will read all men are created equal, except negroes and foreigners and Catholics. When it comes to this, I should prefer immigrating to some country where they make no pretense of loving liberty; to Russia, for instance, where despotism can be taken pure and without base alloy of hypocrisy.” – Abraham Lincoln, in a private letter to his friend Joshua F Speed, August 24, 1855.