...and those who were seen dancing were thought insane by those who could not hear the music - Friedrich Neitzsche
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Visceral
How do you say A visceral thought To a logical man? Will he appreciate? Or will he think you Slightly insane? The latter is more likely But the hunch shan’t leave Till you say.
That's based on the assumption that the logical man has no viscera, or is indeed not human. He also has his emotions and impulses. He feels (and not with this head) just like everybody else. He may think you insane, but I say it's better to be insane that a doorknob.
Oh thanks Nana. You made me look at the other side too. But the truth is sometimes the logic takes them over and they ignore the gut... I'll try not to be a doorknob too.;-)
It's like telling an Atheist that his sickness is caused by a devil somewhere and that he needs prayers to get it healed.
ReplyDeleteThats another way of looking at it.
ReplyDeleteThat's based on the assumption that the logical man has no viscera, or is indeed not human. He also has his emotions and impulses. He feels (and not with this head) just like everybody else. He may think you insane, but I say it's better to be insane that a doorknob.
ReplyDeleteOh thanks Nana. You made me look at the other side too. But the truth is sometimes the logic takes them over and they ignore the gut... I'll try not to be a doorknob too.;-)
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