Nathan Coppedge

'Everyone believes in God, the devil, or a sneaky engineer'

'Metaphor is the ladder to higher systems'

'Categories are the standard of standardization'

'While they (other inventors) were floundering, he was pondering / 'No more wandering through the dark tunnels of grim determination / For no; it is time to grow in a thousand folded folds / For which we need an infinite fuel (such as perpetual motion) ''

'The ideal aperture (to philosophy) is with miscellany'

'The outer universe might be the inner universe, and the inner universe might be the outer universe, and there is nothing dividing these things. Either there is continuity or there is not, and in either case the universe is continuous or it isn't. Either case is expressed as an objective philosophical fact.'

'Two locations require a common application, and two applications require a common location. Apparently, there is continuity or there is not'

'I'm tempted to think that sadism is an economic problem, in the larger sense of the word'

'The world is clockwork in the distance. Existential vibe.'

'Matter is meaning, in whatever form it takes. In effect, things become more meaningful the more we have a capacity to interpret them. It is up to us to determine if the meaningful is meaningless.'

'Because I am looking for a system that does not lack qualities...'

'Life needs a subject, so it needs an intermedium'

'An artist is the subject of life. Consequently, life can be designed.'

'Context is a fulfillment application.'

'Objective knowledge is like math with qualities.'

'It's the deadest thing to say. But my form of inspiration is mechanical.'

'Some would compare intelligence to a miracle the way I compare a fortune to madness.'

'Time is a material abstractification.'

'There are higher forms of madness like there are higher forms of silver.'

'If there is no volition, it is a failure of dimension, if not perspective. I'm led to believe that one of the categories of volition is abstraction (I don't mean pejoratively. That is, insofar as abstraction doesn't have to be a game) .'

'Time travel is possible in any exceptional-conditional reality of that type'

'Problematics does not provide ultimate solutions'

'[W]hat is necessary... is finding relevance for the development within the formalism.'

'[New Formalism may be applied to business in five steps: ] A. What is the formalism? B. How to apply it? C. What is the big idea? D. What is the context? E. What is the epiphany? '

'(In philosophy and mathematics,) Nothing is formal everything.'

'Form is (inherently) coherent. What is incoherent is coherently incoherent. I find this to be a rule of nature.'

'Realities are immunities.'

'Problems are isomorphized.'

'Problems are not global.'

'Ideals are not idealizations.'

'There are objective qualities and mathematical anomalies.'

'I am a citizen of an unknown place. I wonder where it belongs? '

'The concept is an endless ladder.'

'Preservation is very easy now, so the focus should be on pure ideas. Some realize this, but at the same time, few have realized it in their art... [M]any have opted to be stonewalled by the relationship between meaning and representation.'

'The Bible is a book of luck. Whoever disagrees with this view is going to have a hard time.'

'I am the most specialized of pure generalists that I know. More abstract would be more extreme, but it would also be more empty.'

'I found a system without math! '

'Representational reality is virtual reality.'

'Preferring subjectivity over death is still absolutism.'

'[C]ompleteness. It was the most outrageous fact - - the kind of fact some authors have mistaken for death.'

'Somewhere beyond the exercise of the imagination...was an outer boundary...Every question appertained to it.'

'The symbol of everything belonged anywhere'.

'Metaphysics granted me that all were variables'.

'Practical advice was the domain of a scripted set of perfections'.

'Imagination could live there if it's whole point was not to be dangerous. But the merest hint of adventure, and the mind would snap, and the subject would not longer be practical'.

'Not only practicality was perfect'.

'Nihilism was the conviction that a person was no more than a value'.

'Successful religions are subtle annihilations- -the apocrypha of nihilists... Successful people use value as neutral currency, in this sense becoming profoundly immoral'.

'Imagination can be a force of politics when it is seen that it is imagination doing the computation'.

'Perhaps, I thought, I was having an absurd religious experience'.