Reason is never used to truly understand anything; rather, it is used to dominate and control: having found the real world uncontrollable, it invented a new one, a paracosm of ideals, identity and categories

Thinking, from a metaphysical point of view, is useless. However, if one cannot help thinking, only more thinking can return one to a state of non-thinking, or paradise. This is the philosopher’s journey.

It is absurd to think that philosophy should be subservient to science: science is limited; philosophy, if it is lyrical philosophy, is limitless; it sails on the shoreless sea of the imagination.