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death: everything, including a catastrophe, has a moment-by-moment structure—
chance is not simply a matter of choosing, but the result of that which might have happened anyway
if things were serious, it didn’t make any difference if one looked away from how serious they are, they remained just as serious
we cannot coexist with a Whole that does not exist, a Whole that does not amount to the sum of its parts
This age wants to forget it has gambled away everything on its own, without outside help, and that it can’t blame alien powers, or fate, or some remote baleful influence; we did this ourselves: we have made away with gods and with ideals.