The following passage is taken from the text of Andy Nowicki's new book Conspiracy, Compliance, Control, and Defiance. Additional excerpts can be found here, here, and here.
by Andy Nowicki
The suffering soul must ask himself the question: Why is he sad?
In typical cases of acute
or chronic melancholia, there is usually a proximate cause, such as, inter
alia, the death of a loved one, the dissolution of a marriage, the loss of a
job, or other failure, setback, sorrow, or similar provocation of grief,
sorrow, or distress. When, however, the source of one’s melancholia is more
generalized or abstruse, then the antidote to this condition is elusive, if not
plainly non-existent.
