I Don't Really Do Themes. I Might

An Outside Context Problem Was The Sort Of Thing Most Civilisations Encountered Just Once, And Which They Tended To Encounter Rather In The Same Way A Sentence Encountered A Full Stop.

I Just Think People Overvalue Argument Because They Like To Hear Themselves Talk.

There's An Old Sysan Saying That The Soup Of Life Is Salty Enough Without Adding Tears To It.

Oh, They Never Lie. They Dissemble, Evade, Prevaricate, Confound, Confuse, Distract, Obscure, Subtly Misrepresent And Willfully Misunderstand With What Often Appears To Be A Positively Gleeful Relish And Are Generally Perfectly Capable Of Contriving To Give One An Utterly Unambiguous Impression Of Their Future Course Of Action While In Fact Intending To Do Exactly The Opposite, But They Never Lie. Perish The Thought.

Reason Shapes The Future, But Superstition Infects The Present.