Money, Hollywood actors, Platonic forms, Colin Wilson, Outsiders, and wilderness

Money liberates to allow the purchase of other's constructs. Choosing options given by others is not freedom.

Hollywood actors are to humans as Platonic forms are to the world.

Colin Wilson's Outsider 'sees too much and too deeply', and so asks 'what is worth doing?'; his indifference makes him question why other people go on living so emotionally, blindly, and unfulfilled lives.

To do good is nothing more than emotional profit.

Confusion, without knowledge of confusion, is confidence.

Gogolian, Luxuriate, Scoliotic.

To have is to be rid of the fear of not having.

Wilderness offers a reprieve from overwhelming sensory input.

Excerpted unpublished writings by Jack Haas. Selections from the notebooks 1990-2005. Including early writings, collected quotes, and current installments.

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Money, Hollywood actors, Platonic forms, Colin Wilson, Outsiders, and wilderness