The creations of the mind — and the principles which preside over them — follow the fate of our moods, of our age, of our fevers, and our disappointments. We call into question everything we once loved, and are always right and always wrong; for everything is valid — and nothing has any importance. I smile: a world is born; I frown: it vanishes, and another appears. No opinion, no system, no belief fails to be correct and at the same time absurd, depending on whether we adhere to it or detach ourselves from it. E. M. Cioran ~ A Short History of Decay, p. 147~ (p/s: I have yet to get my hands on this book.Its got really good reviews and i am looking forward to reading it) Grymm Ripper :]
A thought junkie in search of a raison d'ĂȘtre.