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If that is deemed as crazy, then I would say there are a bunch of writers who can be categorized as such. One possible person is none other than Friedrich Nietzsche himself. I can name a few more but I say Nietzsche tops the list.
What I wrote maybe outlandish. However, when I wrote my thoughts, I saw them as mere perceptions. It's not for me to decide on the rightness of my thoughts.
I am an observer and an executioner. While some may dismiss my thoughts as delirious, I simply treat them as snapshots along my journey in life.
If I don't take them too seriously, they are quite fascinating as morsels of gold nuggets I sieved from my field of superconscious.
I can dismiss my thoughts but if I do that I am discarding what might be mine exclusively.
Hence, if I follow my Kigatsuku (Inner Master), as a writer I simply write. Whether [] (what) I write is the truth is not the question. Rather I look at the content from the perspective of whether they are useful and relevant.
In the final analysis, nothing is true. If we want to debate on that, then all the energy will be wasted on a mindless discourse rather than taking the information and turning it into knowledge and eventually wisdom.
What matters here is our ability to act. We can be presented with the most profound information but if we don't act upon it, that information will not translate into power. It is nothing more tha[t] (than) a whiff of breeze that passes through us every single day without us noticing.
So here I am, an ocean in a drop, making the most of what had been bestowed upon me, peering through a tiny slit that defines my insignificant existence, progressing from strength to strength until I reach my final destination.
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