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 I don't particularly have ambitious expectations other than to be able to "intellectually" penetrate minds and hand out intellectual orgasms on demand: that is definitely quite the superpower.
 
 Soon, I should be able to carve out my own genre post understanding the tools of the trade and this should also infuse a sense of elegance in the way I normally speak: I mean.., I'm not complaining...
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+* Cyclical Adages (Explorations in [[id:e94b1ff3-ee62-417f-8d01-afb23ccd0c3b][Linguistic]] Transitivity)
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+ - I do have a tendecy to craft some of my own adages when I'm in specific situations of my life.
+ - combine that with existing ones and I have a somewhat esoterically satisfying idea that could be a good segue into a genre of itself.
+ - Behold -> transitive adages.
+ - The goal of an entry is to connect one adage to the next via a common entity.
+ - The incentives of the adages are independent and don't have to be correlated.
+   - more points though, if one can build interesting transitions
+ - Let's see if I can build a large cycle (no bidirectional edges)
+   
+** (incomplete) Butterflies -> ...
+*** Butterflies and Garderners
+
+ #+begin_quote
+Why chase gardens as a butterfly, when you can enjoy the view of several being a gardener?
+ #+end_quote
+
+ - I crafted that from some source I might have encountered somewhere I don't completely recall
+
+*** Garderners and Warriors
+
+#+begin_quote
+It's better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardner at war
+#+end_quote
+
+ - this is an old japanese saying if I recall correctly
+
+*** War and Love
+
+#+begin_quote
+Everything is fair, in war and love
+#+end_quote
+
+ - I understand this is mainstream, but it does get the ball rolling
+   
+*** Love and Loss
+
+#+begin_quote
+Better to have loved and lost, than to never have loved at all
+#+end_quote
+
+ - As I am right now, I do agree with that
+
+*** Unlost wanderers
+
+#+begin_quote
+Not all those who wander, are lost
+#+end_quote
+
+ - Tolkein : Fellowship of the Ring
+ - I read the poem already anticipating the impending satisfaction I experience once a cycle completes
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