From Aron to Aton

Knowledge, in French, is "connaissance". Etymologically, it means "to be born with", from the latin root "co-", or "with" and "-natere", meaning born. I really like the idea that every discovery is actually a rebirth with a new, more attuned self, my greatest fear being the undeniable truth that I am horribly average.

Providing Succor To the Needy

I decided one of my life projects should be the determination of the exact location of my death, as well as choosing the coolest final words.

Well Said

I couldn't have formulated it better.

Dream Rock

I dreamt that the sky was constantly pink, and I lived in a small fishing village in Japan. I also rode on arabian horses, wielding a large cutlass and rode for eternity on valleys of silky sand.

Too Bad

With my best intentions, no.

Edit: I've never been more touched than when I saw this lesson from the previously mentionned webcomic while listening to Massive Attack's Everybody's Got a Family.

Idealism and Naiveté Separated

After several years of compressed and sickly cynicism, I regressed --not in a bad way at all-- into an earlier conception of life and hopes.

Being an idealist does not necessarily mean to be an idle dreamer.

A very nice webcomic.