.
You can’t know much about effects
of something you refuse to undergo.
Although to Kant, to undergo it
merely
.
to experience the unfamiliar would
be
ill-advised without a logical hypothesis
that well and truly led you to
the Good.
.
Although I think the Good is so
much
wood and kindling to give fuel
to fire
when it’s cold. Bad burns just as
well.
.
You can refuse or no, or rather
yes,
you can walk in and find out what
the heaven or the hell awaits
you is,
.
without, I think, disrupting cosmic
fizz;
in fact, it adds to cosmic
fizz, and you
are made of cosmic fizz so you’re
already
.
in the know. But if you fuse
with or refuse
or re-amuse yourself with it
again, don’t
fret: you’ll come out smelling like
a rose.
.
Or toes. Or quantities of what
you’re
thinking of that you think no one
knows you’re thinking of. Yes,
those.
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