A Priori Concepts

Subjectivity is truth. The crowd is untruth.

December 30, 2008 • 2:41 pm Comments Off

Gasoline, Vaseline, benzene, amphetamine

I hope 2009 rocks as hard as this song from three unknown musicians. A gold star for the first person to name the drummer.

Filed under: Music

• 2:17 pm Comments Off

Jeffrey Sykes’s final thought for 2008

Philosophers and ploughmen each must know his part.

Filed under: Music

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