The Incommunicable, According to Pierre Klossowski

"There is nothing more disastrous than the encounter of two idiosyncrasies, mutually attracted by the incommunicable which they assert, and which thus sympathize with the exterior by virtue of a semblance of affinity, but which must to hate one another for the same reason as soon as one succeeds in imposing oneself on the outside by means borrowed from a set of conventional signs—hence by true or false adaptation to common sense—the reason for the other to cry out trea­son, since it was as if understood between the two natures that nothing would be divulged of what they alone could say to each other". Pierre Klossowski, The Blower.