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“The power of one hundred proud men cannot influence the world as much as of one humble servant of God. Tom Krause”
Tom Krause“The power of one hundred proud men cannot influence the world as much as of one humble servant of God. Tom Krause”
Tom Krause“1052The power of one hundred proud men cannot influence the world as much as of one humble servant of God. Tom Krause”
Tom Krause“Kraus asks the question of Freudian analysis: What would be enough? At what point would talking about one’s problems for x hours a week, be sufficient to bring one to a state of “normalcy”?The genius of Freudianism, Kraus writes, is not the creation of a cure, but of a disease—the universal, if intermittent, human sentiment that “something is not right,” elaborated into a state whose parameters, definitions, and prescriptions are controlled by a self-selecting group of “experts,” who can never be proved wrong.It was said that the genius of the Listerine campaign was attributable to the creation not of mouthwash, but of halitosis. Kraus indicts Freud for the creation of the nondisease of dissatisfaction. (See also the famous “malaise” of Jimmy Carter, which, like Oscar Wilde’s Pea Soup Fogs, didn’t exist ’til someone began describing it.) To consider a general dissatisfaction with one’s life, or with life in general as a political rather than a personal, moral problem, is to exercise or invite manipulation. The fortune teller, the “life coach,” the Spiritual Advisor, these earn their living from applying nonspecific, nonspecifiable “remedies” to nonspecifiable discomforts.The sufferers of such, in medicine, are called “the worried well,” and provide the bulk of income and consume the bulk of time of most physicians. It was the genius of the Obama campaign to exploit them politically. The antecedent of his campaign has been called Roosevelt’s New Deal, but it could, more accurately, be identified as The Music Man.”
David Mamet, The Secret Knowledge: On the Dismantling of American Culture“Death is complicated."-Johann Kraus”
John Arcudi, B.P.R.D., Vol. 6: The Universal Machine“If the reporter has killed our imagination with his truth, he threatens our life with his lies.”
Karl Kraus“Experiences are savings which a miser puts aside. Wisdom is an inheritance which a wastrel cannot exhaust.”
Karl Kraus