"are not laws dangerous which inhibit the passions? compare the centuries of anarchy with those of the strongest legalism in any country you like and you will see that it is only when the laws are silent that the greatest actions appear."
marquis de sade

"Glottogenesis led to sociogenesis, which led to cultural conditioning in forming who we think we are -- asemic writing can be a tool (or a form of unwordly magic) to rupture the 'games of communication' inherent in the economic & taxonomic language structure; thus decentralizing the system of sign-and-its-interpretant & offering a more universal topology of informational construction." Troylloyd

"Poets are shameless with their experiences: they exploit them."

Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil

"Language is an abominable misunderstanding which makes up a part of matter. The painters and the physicists have treated matter pretty well. The poets have hardly touched it. In March 1958, when I was living at the Beat Hotel, I proposed to Burroughs to at least make available to literature the means that painters have been using for fifty years. Cut words into pieces and scramble them. You'll hear someone draw a bow-string. Who runs may read, To read better, practice your running. Speed is entirely up to us, since machines have delivered us from the horse. Henceforth the question is to deliver us from that other so-called superior animal, man. It's not worth it to chase out the merchants: their temple is dedicated to the unsuitable lie of the value of the Unique. The crime of separation gave birth to the idea of the Unique which would not be separate. In painting, matter has seen everything: from sand to stuffed goats. Disfigured more and more, the image has been geometrically multiplied to a dizzying degree. A snow of advertising could fall from the sky, and only collector babies and the chimpanzees who make abstract paintings would bother to pick one up."

- Brion Gysin Cut-Ups: A Project for Disastrous Success