Human being is far from perfect; we are only a waypoint in life’s long ascent.

So what, then, is truly perfect? Nothing—the universe itself is not flawless.

Yet perfection does appear in one place, at least in form of an idea: in the human mind.

Even if it is often only in the form of illusions, the mind itself—apparently—can create perfection; and though it is not always embodied in reality, the mere fact that the mind can sense it is interesting in itself.

Where there are friends, there are enemies.

Where there is good, there will be evil.

Where there is something good, something bad will follow.

So it was, is, and will be—don’t try to idealize the dual nature of the world, just accept it. These two sides attract and stir each other. That is the motion of the world

Whenever possible, aim for simplicity and clarity in everything.

Herd mentality in humans blurs clarity, weakening the precision needed as complexity grows. Calm, open detachment—not pride—helps keep a clear view for better decisions.

At the heart of every neural network lies a simple act — recognizing patterns across oceans of data.

The machine finds, but it does not yet truly see what it finds.

It is our history, our suffering, our bond with reality that give meaning to what we see.

The more elevated your spirit, the more repellent you are to the masses — because the masses only worship reflections of themselves

Where everyone is to blame, no one is guilty; collective guilt is best guarantee against the discovery of the real culprits.