Quotes from Dean Cavanagh

The road to utopia is paved with the corpses of freedom lovers

The voice in the wilderness echoes in eternity because it isn't drowned by temporal applause

Authoritarians are frustrated authors. Frustrated authors not of books but of their own lives. They are soulless, unimaginative and nihilistic cowards afraid of their own and other peoples freedom.

Those who deny the reality of evil do so because it proves the reality of good and the reality of good proves an objective morality

When you're young the future is a mountain to climb. Once there though you realize all the beauty was in the climb itself.

Natural order is pregnant with potentially great answers. Chaos is only fertile when it produces answers to achieving natural order

All buildings: big or small, beautiful or ugly, are the spiritualisation of matter

We will eventually run out of natural resources but we have an unlimited supply of stupidity. We need to invent power grids that are fueled by bullshit.

Primarily all the answers can be found in the question of mortality

There's more than enough for the many, but somehow never enough for the few

The only "right" answer is one that can be questioned.

If artists put more effort into being ignored, they'd get more attention

Without Intelligent Design there could be no stupidity

Those who constantly seek escapism from reality are in danger of building a reality that's impossible to escape from

Always remember that night is the absence of light rather than the presence of darkness

A life without struggle creates a person without soul

We are all on Death Row, but some of us are looking at parole

Art is the only buffer against the ravages of time

Life was far more interesting when we had natural rhythms rather than algorithms

When you 'own' a work of art it immediately loses its value

Truth is too dazzling to those who are spellbound by the mediocre

The more attention you seek the more invisibility you reap

Ideology is a ghetto where reason goes to die

Art is wasted on those who can afford it