Scatterbrainy

it's every man for himself
I know,
law of the jungle, survival of the fittest.

Hindsight is rarely useful in the present
it is the curse of knowing just enough
just a little too late.

/"wait for me I'm almost ready",
but he means "let go"/

But who can be blamed for looking out for himself?
Is selfishness a crime or a forgotten priority?
If you can grab more than you deserve,
should you not be allowed to keep it?
Finders keepers- losers weepers?

Hegel suggested that we enter in a partnership with our fellows
in such a way that we don't even consider it to be a partnership.
"To be with oneself in another".
Now there's no interest for such deep connection with somebody else.
It's instant pleasure or nothing.
Camus nailed it:
A simple sentence wil suffice for the modern man:
he fornicated and read the papers.