If I wanted to raise an animal, I would have a kid.

You compare yourself to other humans. I compare myself to other creatures.

Morality is the drug of slavery.

My one word for this world is justice.

I do not care about love. Appreciation and respect are much more important to me.

I am not mad because you hurt my ego. I am mad because you are not just.

You are better than me if you are honest, just, and decent. Everything negative — I can beat you at that. Therefore, I have no respect.

In this life, everyone is fighting for something they grew up missing or disadvantaged at. For me it is justice. For others it might be wealth or status.

All I want in this life is ___. Fill in the blank and I will tell you what you grew up missing.

Some things are common among most humans — not because they are right, but because they fill a hole: religion, drugs, relationships.

A man by nature is a raging fire. He needs to develop the mechanisms to control it to his benefit — so it does not burn him.

The best way to live in harmony in this world is to not care. Whatever happens, happens. If you cannot live that way, there is an underlying reason.

If I give someone a weapon against me, it is because I wanted to. And I have the counter of that weapon ready the moment I gave it.

I would say I know who I am not, more than I know who I am.

Human interaction is built on feelings. While it serves natural goals, it is not the most optimal. The most optimal is justice.

You did not choose your core values. You did not choose why you like or dislike something. That is what I look for in a person — something constant that will not change.

I am just an animal exploring humanity, and trying to be human at times.

When I was a kid I always laughed at my dad asking: why are you watching the news? Now I understand — it is not about information. It is about the feeling of knowing.

There was a chapter in my life where I poured everything I had into helping others reach their potential. I stopped when I realized you cannot change people — you can only show them what is possible.

There was a chapter in my life where I poured everything I had into helping others reach their potential. Then someone told me: if you love someone, you do not change them — you love them as they are. Now I know: if someone remains a bad version of themselves, it is often a choice. The world is too big and life too short to spend it fixing a broken vehicle when you could find one that is ready to run.