“Most human beings want predictable comfort in a stable environment.” – Dr. Adam Koontz, a BHoP upcoming episode.

Multiplicity and complication are in the nature of evil. The internet devours your humanity one exciting/worthless thing at a time. Every new tingle, each next scroll, just one more “one more moment” is another percentage point of your daily dose of willpower used for nothing much, flapping away on the breeze.

Where did all that heart go? Didn’t you dream of so much more?

Capacity to reflect is indirectly proportional to the amount of new information you absorb. Too much input may not slow down your output, but it will decrease the value of your output to you. If your silence is always drowned out by the thoughts of others, you can hardly expect to have any valuable thoughts of your own.

Spiritual problems do not benefit from consumer solutions, no matter what the label says.

Till angel cry and trumpet sound,
The Mad Christian