Although largely ontological in intent, this volume of aphoristic philosophy by John O'Loughlin is self-debunking as far as certain terms like 'superman' and 'supernatural' are concerned, and offers a fresh perspective on his philosophy (post-'Terminological Dictionary') which subsequently allowed him to rethink his habitual position in the light of what transpired here; though this is a far-from definitive position, and many of the terms that are debunked here have since reappeared in transmuted guise, thereby indicating the temporary and/or provisional nature of the 'triumph' which this title claims for being.