The state, sarcasm, the clock, thought, time, the government, and life's fertilization

If the state used laughter as a weapon, would crowd control occur through sarcasm.

The future is an emergent property of the clock.

We are always looking ahead for the light to change.

Thought creates possibility, possibility creates anxiety.

We are stuffing the unpredictable animal into the predictable.

Thought produced unpredictability, and this was an evolutionary winner.

In a well, unsuccessfully avoided, we are falling through time.

A hangover offers a sanctuary from the abrasiveness of life.

The government is simply a fixed conduit in which different self-interested power groups enter so as to exercise their own agendas.

An animal is a plant's way of fertilizing itself.

Excerpted from unpublished writings by Jack Haas; selections from the notebooks 1990-2005.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

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The state, sarcasm, the clock, thought, time, the government, and life's fertilization