Good intentions do not always become good actions.

Strong opinions do not always become correct opinions.

Theories do not always become facts.

Science asks 'What?' and 'How?'

Philosophy asks 'Why?'

Art asks 'Why not?'

For all the fuss, most people don't seem to have a true, deep understanding of what evil is. They often declare their opposition to it, yet they then reveal themselves in crucial moments to be ignorant. They either bark up the wrong trees or they end up being hypocrites for their own ends.

Just playing around in Photoshop.

I'm really into NASA labels.

Someone once asked, "Why would you choose to be evil?"

I learned this year, "Because you think you're right."

There were two camps—those who wished to climb Mount Olympus and those who pushed the boulder up.

The climbers quit halfway because they could no longer stand the pushers. They found it a waste of time. They wished to dine with the gods, not share with the labor of pushing up the boulder.