Don’t bet or plan for any other uncertain future!

Perhaps one of the upsides of just joining a gym, a normal commercial gym or whatever is that you can just be ratchet and loud! Upside of a low tier gym like Gold’s gym, LA fitness, Crunch.

They’re just the new modern day (well paid) slaves.

Nobody who is “employed” (besides self employed) is successful.

Ignore the art and art work of others! It seems everyone else is too emo, weird, psychologically wretched etc.

Perhaps the reason why the modern-day man is so wretched is because he lacks some sort of extreme physical challenges?

In order to have peak health, at least one single one rep max all out, 100% full focus physical exertion challenge?

Your leverage off of a flat, solid concrete floor as the ultimate leverage?

The privilege of outside:

Being indoors, or being forced to be stuck indoors is a punishment?

And also … why talk to women?

For example, buying A cheap sandbag online, maybe the one that could fit 400 pounds of sand, and then just going to Home Depot and filling it with sand.

What is the point of life?

The first thought I have is the point of life is to feel more powerful, more dominant. I think there is a root and a stem both in the metaphorical and the physiological.

For example, when you get a raise, or some sort of increase, or obtain something or increase something etc.… physiologically what does one feel? I believe it is a rush of power. Feeling more powerful, more secure, greater.

Perhaps this is also the feeling of getting some sort of new tool or device or phone or car; a feeling that you are progressing, becoming stronger etc.

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Towards what final ends?

My thought is the goal of power, feeling more powerful etc. is for the goal and towards the goal of art and arts production. To give birth to more art, greater art.

For example, let us consider art, art objects, etc. Essentially what is the artist doing? The artist is getting more metaphorical children in the substance form and output of art work.

For example Cindy is currently working on her first book, and truth be told, it is like metaphorically giving birth to a child.

Also, currently as I raise Seneca, he is currently two years and eight months old, he is my ultimate artistic art project.

What is art?

To me, art is metaphorical birth. That is, when you photograph something, make photos of it, produce it what are you doing? You are imputing your own metaphorical ideals into what you create and put out there.

For example, my personal suggestion is before you look at the artwork of somebody, first look at them as a human being, look at them physiologically. For example a lot of sick artist can only beget sick art. This is why I am very very suspicious of people who rely on drugs, alcohol, marijuana, or other forms of amphetamines to create artwork. I suppose my only device is coffee; But beyond that I am 100% sober, no weed no alcohol etc.

There is this strange modern day notion of the artist being some sort of strange, emaciated, pale, sickly, strange feeble individual. It is difficult to imagine an artist looking like an Arnold Schwarzenegger, or Ronnie Coleman, or like Thor with a six pack. My thought is the more physiologically strong and fit you are, the more strong and fit your photos will be in your artwork will be as well.

How strong, dominant, powerful can I become?

Bricolage:

The bricage approach

Somebody who doesn’t know what they want.

A man is no longer permitted to be jagged, rough, tough, sharp, hard. No more Brad Pitt fight club aesthetic.

Don’t buy anything new!

Voluntary, leisure errands!