If one could amputate part of one's consciousness...
I__ now writing out of rage _ and I feel a kind of Nietzschean elation. It__ tonic. I roar with laughter. I want to denounce everybody, tell everybody off. I go to my typewriter as I might go to my machine gun. But I__ safe. I don__ have to face the consequences of __eal_ aggressivity. I__ sending out colis piégés ['booby-trapped packages'] to the world.
As Consciousness is Harnessed to Flesh: Journals and Notebooks, 1964-1980
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I__ now writing out of rage _ and I feel a kind of Nietzschean elation. It__ tonic. I roar with laughter. I want to denounce everybody, tell everybody off. I go to my typewriter as I might go to my machine gun. But I__ safe. I don__ have to face the consequences of __eal_ aggressivity. I__ sending out colis piégés ['booby-trapped packages'] to the world.
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