Joel Crow

I hold these truths to be self-evident:
while speech may be compelled or censored, beliefs never can be;
not every great story is a metaphor, but every great metaphor is told through a story;
fascination with non-meaning is a vice to flee from;
more dissents are always better than fewer in a discussion, but brevity is still the soul of wit;
the greatest heroes of history and fiction accept more blame upon themselves than they could ever have incurred.