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"Jung seems rather fixated on communism, but that was the major sociopolitical issue of the 1950s. I don't agree with everything he says, but I have a different society, education, and a perspective 70+ years newer than his. Curious about this next chapter on self knowledge. I did skip chapter 4 because it wasn't getting my interest." — Oct 07, 2025 09:05AM
"Jung seems rather fixated on communism, but that was the major sociopolitical issue of the 1950s. I don't agree with everything he says, but I have a different society, education, and a perspective 70+ years newer than his. Curious about this next chapter on self knowledge. I did skip chapter 4 because it wasn't getting my interest." — Oct 07, 2025 09:05AM
“What you say will matter. Negotiate. Be Persephone. If you see Death coming, say, Fantastic, you’re coming with me, and I’m Queen.”
― The Hymn to Dionysus
― The Hymn to Dionysus
“She waited by the blackboard, trying to scrape up enough of her abysmal Japanese to ask what was going on. Lectures were always in English, which was just as well, because she had the linguistic capability of a sea cucumber. As far as she could tell, the word for ‘husband’ and the word for ‘prisoner’ were identical. Half the faculty were still worried that she’d got Baron Matsumoto locked away in her attic.”
― The Lost Future of Pepperharrow
― The Lost Future of Pepperharrow
“Thaniel wondered if real geisha painted themselves white so that it was harder to see how angry they must be all the time.”
― The Lost Future of Pepperharrow
― The Lost Future of Pepperharrow
“Humans are weird animals; partly we’re wild, and partly we are clockwork. Unholy devices, all of us—mechanisms bolted onto bone.”
― The Hymn to Dionysus
― The Hymn to Dionysus
“You stop, and you turn back into stars. Mum says everyone’s made of stars. Is that true?’ ‘Yes,’ he said, and liked Anna even more than before. ‘All matter is forged by nuclear fusion reactions in the hearts of stars. They take hydrogen atoms, which are the littlest bits of the stuff the world is made of, and they bolt them together into bigger and bigger atoms – helium, oxygen, carbon, everything. All the atoms that make you. You’re star dust.’ She looked pleased with that. ‘And then when my atoms have finished being me, they go off back to the stars?’ ‘Some of them will be rain, some will be earth, some will float away and light up when the solar wind comes, and that makes the aurora. And like you say, some of them will find their way back into a star.”
― The Half Life of Valery K
― The Half Life of Valery K
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