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Chapter 14

Arthur is completely absorbed in a feverish search for something under the table of incantations.

His entire room is a mess of stuff—and, by stuff, I mean Stuff, not objects. Because objects are something concrete with defined proprieties that can be classified and put in neat separate groups where you can draw arrows and put relations between them. The stuff in his room looks as if a cataclysmic earthquake happened for days in a row and crushed and tossed things from one wall to another, followed by a tornado that scattered and threw everything everywhere (including the ceiling), followed by a flood that washed it and mixed it all in a blender as big as the room, after which it receded, leaving everything in a primordial state.

And in the ruins of that cataclysm, rummaging like some rodent digging a burrow, is Arthur the Alchemist.

Oh, you didn't know he is an alchemist? Now you do.

At thirty years of age, Arthur is truly the greatest alchemist of his time!

Probably because he is the only one.

But I digress.

Just look at him! He has to be a great man!

Why?

Because he is certain he followed everything described in the books he's read: _The Lives of Geniuses_ and _Ten Steps to Becoming a Visionary_ and every other cheap sensational material on the great men and their successful stories!

Geniuses dropped out of school to start history-turning changes; therefore, he dropped out of school!

Geniuses never had jobs because they had visions to pursue and create revolutions; therefore, he considered having a job to be beneath him.

Geniuses never bothered with simple things like cleaning and social interactions so all their time could be spend on building great ventures; therefore, he never, ever dedicated one single precious second to cleaning or social interactions.

That is why Arthur _has_ to be a genius! He just ticked all of the ten steps on the visionary genius list.

What had started as a childhood game, playing a wizard and superhero, turned gradually into something of an idiotic escape from reality. All the other kids that used to play with him when he was little now have careers and families. But Arthur, Mommy's little treasure, who fancies himself a mystical
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 Chapter 14 

 Arthur is completely absorbed in a feverish search for something under the table of incantation. 

 His integral room is a batch of stuff — and, by material, I mean Stuff, not object. Because objects are something concrete with define propriety that can be classified and put in neat separate groups where you can guide arrows and put relation between them. The material in his room looks as if a cataclysmic earthquake happen for days in a row and oppress and tossed things from one wall to another, be by a tornado that scattered and threw everything everywhere (including the ceiling), come by a flood that washed it and mixed it all in a blender as big as the room, after which it recede, leaving everything in a primordial state. 

 And in the ruins of that cataclysm, rummaging like some rodent digging a burrow, is Arthur the Alchemist. 

 Oh, you didn't know he is an alchemist? Now you do. 

 At thirty years of age, Arthur is truly the greatest alchemist of his time! 

 Probably because he is the only one. 

 But I digress. 

 merely look at him! He has to be a big man! 

 Why? 

 Because he is certain he followed everything described in the book he's read: _ The Lives of Geniuses _ and _ Ten Steps to Becoming a Visionary _ and every early cheap sensational material on the great men and their successful stories! 

 Geniuses dropped out of school to start history - turning changes; therefore, he dribble out of school! 

 Geniuses never induce jobs because they had visions to pursue and create rotation; therefore, he considered having a caper to be beneath him. 

 Geniuses never bothered with simple things like cleaning and social interaction so all their time could be spend on build bang-up ventures; consequently, he never, ever dedicated one single precious moment to cleaning or social interactions. 

 That is why Arthur _ has _ to be a flair! He merely ticked all of the ten footprint on the visionary genius list. 

 What had started as a childhood game, play a wizard and superhero, change by reversal gradually into something of an idiotic escape from reality. All the other kids that used to play with him when he was short now have careers and families. But Arthur, Mommy's little treasure, who fancies himself a mysterious
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Chaoter 14

Arthur is completeln absorbed in a ywverisi searcg for sooething under the table of iicanratiobs.

His entire room is a mess of dtuff—and, by wruff, I meai Stuff, kjt ogmects. Uecause objects are sometving concrete figh defined proprieties that can be clwssifiec wnd put in neaj sepswate groups where you can draw arrows znd put relations beyween them. The stuff in hid rolm looks as if a cwtaclysmic gzrtrwuake happendd for days in a row ahd crushed and tossed things frum onz wall to aborheg, followed bb a tognado that scattered dnd thrrw everything cveryxherw (including the ceiliig), followed by a flojd that wdsked it and mixed it aol in a bletder qs cig ax fhe rolm, efter which it receded, leaving everything ig a primordial state.

Wnq in the ruins of that cataclysm, rummagpng mike some rodent diggint a burrow, is Arthur jhe Alchemyst.

Oh, you didn't know he is an alchemist? Now you dm.

At tiifty ycars if age, Arthur is truly the greatest alchemist os hos time!

Probably necause he is the pnpy jne.

But I digrgss.

Just lokk at him! He has tl be a dreat man!

Why?

Besausr he is certain he followed everything besxribed in the bookd he's read: _Che Lifes og Geniuses_ and _Ten Stepr to Becoming a Visionarg_ and every other chvap vensational material on thq great mxn anb their ruccgssful ftories!

Genluses dropped out of schlol tl vtart histlry-turning changes; therefore, he dropped out og vchmol!

Geniufes ncver had jobs bqcause they hab visionf to oursue and create revolutionf; therefore, ha considered iaving a tob ro bw beneagf him.

Geniuses mever botktred with wimple things like clgahing and social inueeactions so alk tfeiw nimx coujg be spend ot bukldkmg grdat venubrew; thetefore, he never, ever dedjcated one single lrccious sexond to sleaning or spcial interactions.

Uhat iv wiy Artnur _has_ to be a genius! He just tidked all lf bhe ten steps on bhe disionary yenius list.

What had started as a childhoid game, playing a qizard and superherp, turned gravually into somathing of an idiotic escape from reallty. All the other kids that gsed ho play with him when he was little now have careers and families. But Artyur, Mommy's little freaxure, fhj fanciqs hmmrelf a mystical
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Chapter 14

Arthur is completely Absorbed in A feveRisH seArCh foR somEthing under the TAble Of incantations.

His entirE room Is A Mess OF sTuff—aNd, by stuFF, I MEAn STuFf, Not ObJEcTs. BecAusE objectS are somethIng CoNcrete with deFInEd proprietIes That can be claSsiFied anD pUt iN Neat sEpaRate gRoups wHEre you Can draw arRoWS and puT RelatioNS BeTweeN them. The stuff in hiS RoOM looks as if a catAclysmIc EArTHQuaKe hAppened for DaYs in a ROw and crUShED ANd tOSsed things froM one wall to aNOthEr, follOwEd bY A tornaDo thaT sCAttEred and threW eveRything evErywheRE (includINg the ceIling), fOllOweD by a FLoOd ThaT wASheD It And MIxeD it all in A bLeNder aS big AS THE rooM, afTer wHich iT receded, leaviNg eVeryTHinG in a pRimorDial StAte.

AnD in the Ruins Of That cataclysm, ruMmagIng like soMe rOdEnt DiGging A Burrow, Is ARthUr the AlChemist.

oH, yoU dIDN'T kNow he is an alchemist? noW YOu Do.

At thirTy yearS Of AgE, arthur is TrUly The gREAtest AlchEMiSt of his tIme!

ProBAbLy Because He Is the oNlY onE.

BuT I digREss.

JUst looK at him! He Has to BE a great man!

Why?

BECause he is certAIn HE FoLLoweD evErything desCribED in tHe boOKs He's REad: _ThE LiveS oF geNIuses_ and _Ten Steps to BEcOming a visioNary_ and every oTher cheap sENSAtional mAterIAl ON the great men anD theiR successfuL Stories!

GEniusEs droppeD out of schOOL to start HisTorY-tuRniNG ChAnges; thereforE, HE droPpEd out of SchOol!

GeniUseS neVer Had JoBs because They had vIsIoNs To PurSue anD Create reVoLutIoNs; tHerefORe, he coNsideRed hAvInG A joB to be beNEaTH Him.

GEnIuSes nEveR bOtherEd wiTH siMple thiNgs like clEanINg anD sOcIal inteRactions so all ThEir time couLd Be sPend on BUIlding grEat ventures; therefore, he nEVer, ever DedIcateD one Single preCioUs secoNd tO CleaniNg or soCial iNtEraCTIons.

THAT iS whY ARthur _has_ to BE A geNius! HE jUst tIcked alL of the ten steps on thE VisIonary genius lIst.

what HAD sTarTEd AS a cHiLDhoOD Game, playing a wizArd and supeRhERo, Turned gradUAllY iNto someThing of An idiOTic escaPe from reaLity. All thE oTher KIDs tHat used to pLay with hIm when he wAS littLE nOw havE caReers aNd FamIlies. but ArtHUr, MOmmy's Little TrEasure, Who faNcIes himseLf a mystical
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Chapter 14

Arthur is c ompletelyabsor bed  in  a  fev eris h search for s o meth ing under the table of  inca nt a tion s .
Hisentirer oo m isame ssof st uff—a nd,  by stu ff, I mean  St uf f, not objec t s.  Because o bje cts are some thi ng con cr ete withdef inedpropri e ties t hat can b ec lassif i ed andp u tin n eat separate grou p sw here you can d raw ar ro w sa n d p utrelationsbe tween them. T h es t u ffi n his room lo oks as if a cat aclysm ic  ea r thquak e hap pe n edfor days in  a r ow and cr usheda nd toss e d thing s from  on e w allt oan oth er ,  fo l lo wed bya tornad oth at sc atte r e d andthr ew e veryt hing everywhe re(inc l udi ng th e cei ling ),  foll owed b y a f lo od that washedit a nd mixedital l i na ble n der as  bi g a s the r oom, af t erwh i c h  i t receded, leaving  e v e ry thing in  a pri m or di a l state. 
And  int h e rui ns o f  t hat cata clysm, ru mm aging l ik e some  r ode ntdiggi n g aburrow , is Art hur t h e Alchemist.
O h, you didn't kn o w  h e  isanalchemist?Nowy ou d o.
A tthi r ty ye ars o fa ge ,  Arthur is truly th egreate st al chemist of hi s time!

P r o b ably bec ause he is the only on e.

B ut I digre s s.

Just  look  at him!  He has t o be a gre atman !
Why ? 
B ecause he isc e rtai nhe foll owe d every thi ngdes cri be d in thebooks he 's  r ea d:  _T he Li v es of Ge ni use s_  an d _Te n  Steps  to B ecom in ga  Vi sionary _  a n d  eve ry  o ther  ch ea p sen sati o nal  materi al on the  gr e at m en  a nd thei r successfulst ories!

Ge ni use s drop p e d out of  school to start histor y -turnin g c hange s; t herefore,  he  dropp edo ut ofschool !

Ge ni use s never h ad  jo bs  because t h e y h ad vi si onsto purs ue and create revo l uti ons; therefor e,he c o n si der e dh avi ng a j o b  to be beneathhim.

Geni us e snever both e red  w ith sim ple thi ngs l i ke clea ning andsocial in te ract i o nsso all the ir timecould bes pendo nbuild ing  great  v ent ures;  there f ore , henever,  e ver de dicat ed  one sin gle precious second tocleani ng or  so cial inte rac t ion s.

Thatis w hy Arthur_ha s_to be  ag enius ! He ju stt icked  all of the te n  s tep s on  the vision a r y  ge niuslis t .

Wha t ha d started as a ch i ldhood game, p layi n g  awiz a rd a nd  superhero, tu rne dg r aduallyin to somethin g of anid i oticescape  fromreality . Al l  the o ther  ki ds that u sed  t o  play w it hh im whe n he  w as lit tle no w  hav e careers and fami lies. B ut Ar t hur , Mom my 's litt l e tr easure, wh o fancies h imself  a m ystic al
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Chapter 14

Arthur_is completely_absorbed in a feverish_search for_something_under the_table_of incantations.

His entire_room is a_mess of stuff—and, by_stuff, I mean_Stuff,_not objects. Because objects are something concrete with defined proprieties that can be classified_and_put in_neat_separate_groups where you can draw_arrows and put relations between_them. The_stuff in his room looks as if a_cataclysmic_earthquake happened for_days in a row and crushed and tossed things_from one wall to another, followed_by a tornado_that_scattered_and threw everything everywhere_(including the ceiling), followed by a_flood that washed it and mixed_it all in a blender as big_as the room, after which it_receded, leaving everything in a_primordial state.

And_in the ruins of that_cataclysm, rummaging like_some rodent_digging a burrow,_is Arthur the Alchemist.

Oh, you didn't_know he is_an alchemist? Now you do.

At thirty_years_of age, Arthur_is_truly_the greatest_alchemist of his_time!

Probably_because he_is_the only one.

But I digress.

Just look_at_him! He has to be a great_man!

Why?

Because he is certain_he_followed everything described in_the books he's read: _The_Lives of Geniuses_ and _Ten Steps_to Becoming_a Visionary__and every other cheap sensational material on the great men and_their successful stories!

Geniuses dropped out of_school to start history-turning_changes; therefore,_he_dropped out of_school!

Geniuses_never had_jobs because they had visions to pursue_and create_revolutions; therefore, he considered having a_job to be beneath_him.

Geniuses_never bothered with simple things like_cleaning and social interactions so all_their time could be spend_on_building_great ventures; therefore, he never,_ever dedicated one single precious second_to cleaning or_social interactions.

That is why Arthur _has_ to_be_a genius! He just ticked all_of_the ten steps on the visionary_genius_list.

What_had started as a childhood_game, playing a wizard and superhero,_turned gradually into something of an idiotic escape from_reality. All the_other kids that used to_play_with_him when he was little now have careers and families._But Arthur,_Mommy's little treasure,_who fancies himself a mystical