What good is a map without its legend?
I am a romantic to the classics, the baroque, the gothic.
I am a mouthpiece of the shadow.
I am the horror genre of emotional reasoning.
All following genre of text and all links they branch out from may contain all manner of uncomfortable ways of writing things. The bodies of text I intend to write will spare nothing towards current sensibilities of any kind, but none for its own sake.
I am trained by all schools of thought.
I hold no personally discernible philosophies about writing or writing about anything.
I am faithful to reality alone.
I hold no allegiances to any and all modern heuristic musings on what is true.
I side with life.
I will also aim not to hold to modern partisan biases of all kinds.
I side with enduring ancients.
I will harbour no modern religious concepts of all kinds and branches.
I aim to speak for true inclusivity.
I will labour to avoid any and all divisive ideas, that every thing may be seen as one unique thing of everything.
Why I'll be faceless
Today's current personal security for freedom of expression is no longer guaranteed. I will put recursive effort into anonimising both myself and the ideas I attempt to convey. After all, no good idea deserves a face that ages, but a choir of deliberate quarreling.
Why bother
My platform aims to be dauntingly deeper than merely speaking out about conflicts of today; because dad's right, my situation is not special; but I will be taking this way of thinking all the way to the Heavenly courts of our minds: our whole world's situation is not special. We've "played these games before". It's our job to make sure we play them better.
It took roughly eight thousand people to be born, live, and die to have any and all of us live exactly where we are today. Not accounting for that history of immeasurable tally of decisions is unspeakably abominable, to put it kindly; to consider any of them to be free from scrutiny is to disservice their memory, even if entirely forgotten.
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