I don't believe in unspeakable things - and that will probably be the death of me.

I believe in the triviality of human beings.

I believe that each person is a particular structure, that each structure may be deciphered, and that all structures are subjects to be hacked.

I believe that meaning is temporary, that truth is the sum of dark corners and sunshine.

I believe in emotion, in its causes, and its effects.

I believe in its expiry.

What, do you believe?

Risk management. Since most people do not have access to their fundamental beliefs, ranging from subconscious beliefs, to inability to tear-down and re-construct conscious beliefs at will ... they inherit most of their fundamental beliefs from traditional society. This leads most people to value personal experience, social interaction, and tribal relationships. It is in this environment that the rest of us live in. How to live, without regressing to their state, and without unduly intimidating them, while facilitating education and neighbourly assistance to them ... that is life's great challenge.