Six ha’thoughts in search of a proposition –
1. At the root of impudent is pudendum, translated into Old English as scamlim (“shame-limb”
or “naughty bits”).
2. Where does Nietzsche say, “The
will to a system is a lack of integrity”? Because systems always
have something
to hide, that jot or tittle that refuses to fit.
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| Nietzsche by m ball |
3. What’s-next is not certain. Fudge. Take a leap
sideways.
4. (a) Moral prescriptions do not
work. How can anyone write ahead of where he or she lives?
(b) Prescriptions require a prescriber, who is really saying no
more than, “Be like me.”
5. Of all philosophies and
religions, only slapstick has its feet on the ground.
Therefore,
6. An Antick first principle:
No explanation is better than any.
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