Some Call It Trypophobia Quotes

“..few spectacles are more instructive than a child bullying another. This behavior is not taught and cannot be suppressed. Pick a period in history. Any. Read about the wars the gruesome tactics, how the victors treated the vanquished. These are patterns in the grain of human nature.”
― Petronius Jablonski, Some Call It Trypophobia

“Our bloodlust to destroy as much of Nature as possible will be exposed for what it is: the jealous rage of a failed artist bent on destroying the one standard against which his tinkerings will always seem derivative, tawdry, laughable, as nothing at all.”
― Petronius Jablonski, Some Call It Trypophobia

“An ant crawls across a sliver of sun on the concrete, from darkness into a patch of light back into darkness. Sound like anyone you know? Others follow, their paths labyrinthine, their obscurity abrupt. Far above, contingent and transitory as ants and cursed with the fragility this entails, the cluster of gasses recently nicknamed the sun seeps across the boneyard of Time toward its own demise.”
― Petronius Jablonski, Some Call It Trypophobia