The Official Site of Author, Joseph D. Newcomer
A person or an idea can be wrong and still win an argument, fight, and the respect and adoration of others. Being correct, just, and decent is not a requirement of strength, wit, or popularity. This is sometimes unfortunate for everyone and everything.
Age is not indicative of intelligence. At previous points in history, the duration of a human’s life would have been a sign of cunning, outwitting the harsh elements, succeeding according to Darwin, but now it only means you’ve been inundated with the absurdity of society's failing intellect for longer than those who come after you. [...]
Significance is not dependent on your attention, nor does it require your understanding. Nothing is more or less significant than it was before it was something to someone. If anything ever was, it was ever important and will forever continue to be so. We are a million once seemingly insignificant bits of archaic things from [...]
When you begin to listen to and believe the thoughts and opinions of those who could not possibly understand over the advocation of those who truly do, you have taken the first step of emboldening an opinion based solely on fear into your contrived version of reality; one that you know or knew, at one [...]
Truth is the most expensive commodity known, and, at this point, we won’t even know when we hear it. Insignificant fragments of it are a thing to be owned, bought, and sold. Brilliant and arrogant so-and-sos have so delicately toiled to intelligently disguise it; stirred it into a homogeneous, inseparable solution with half-truths, blatant lies, [...]
Joseph D. Newcomer 