The aphorism-that uneasy compromise between poetry and philosophy.

The aphorist writes in the gap between poetry and philosophy.

The kind of philosophy I like gets you out of your head and out doing things.

It makes no difference what Christ or Buddha said. It's actions that matter.

The most well-constructed argument is just words. It proves nothing.

When you separate thought from life you get philosophy.

When you separate thought from life, you get philosophy.

Everything but a verifiable scientific fact is mere opinion and mere opinion is nothing.

A philosophy must be livable; it can't just be ideas.