>>20576664

The man freed of cave illusions would rather be a poor servant of a poor master in the world of Truth than a high potentate in the cave world of ignorance and deception.

If the freed man returned to the cave, he would no longer be able to compete with the "shadow people" in comprehending their shadow images. They would say of him that his ascent to what he calls Truth has ruined his discernment; that the fantasy of trying to ascend to what is called Truth is dangerous, to be avoided at all cost.

If a freed person tried to help a "shadow person," the other "shadow people" would try to capture and murder him.

>>20577022

i hope we are all well compensated financially

for the shitposting we have done and will

continue to do, Jim willing.

>>20577043

>>20577060

dang…good point.

>>20577082

458 is my favorite car. but i'd settle for a z06 or

zr1 'vette. the $10 million included of course.

>>20577145

>After years of receiving a base salary of $204,000 a year from the U.S. military, Milley has secured other prestige positions, including but not limited to: joining the faculties of both Princeton and Georgetown and also becoming a senior advisor to JPMorgan Chase Bank.

>To go with his newly collected accolades, Milley has also made the rounds on a speaking tour in partnership with the Harry Walker Agency.

>Such maneuvering—securing public speaking gigs and participating on top level boards–is called “cashing in” among high ranking military officers, The Intercept noted, with figures like Milley often charging hundreds of thousands of dollars in speaking fees.

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>>20577302

nice