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>That depends on what your definition of is, is.
Not much of what's real is real, so defining what is fake is very much a matter of perspective at this point. Seems like that's the whole point of this… thing.
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They used to hand 'em out for free depending on where you were (in life).
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/112163485572377413
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Religion is the old matrix.
Technology is the new one.
Some are trying to merge the two to create an inescapable one.
>and ask yourself who writes that kind of Profound material
Not trying to start anything, but who wrote it? Might be able to narrow that down pretty easily once you find out who ransacked the temple. And looking at the timelines of when the Gospels were published makes understanding how the temple's downfall was predicted a lot easier (it wasn't). But I get what you are saying. There's been a shift, and that shift is "Can you guys progress to Type I by shaking off the bullshit matrixes that others have prepared for you" and the answer seems to be "maybe we need to show you guys a little more before that happens". Now PDJT is selling bibles.
Proverbs is great. It's a series of self-improvement one chapter at a time. It's supposed to be guidance for a more kingly disposition in life. But you're getting into "universal truths" with this. Jesus was anti-organized religion. That's why they killed him. But that's if you believe he was an actual person and not an amalgam of multiple belief systems that was created to placate a specific group. And if it wasn't that, and an actual, historical occurrence, then you have to get past the impossible to reconcile the real underlying message from a rational standpoint. The last person that attempted that got ousted from Nicea and declared a heretic.
Things have to run their course.
We're going to end up with a 15-week ban, no restrictions, and that will settle it.
Religion doesn't fix anything and is a reversion of progress. I consider myself Christian and not religious. I don't think biblical miracles are literal, but definitely have a much deeper meaning than has been preached for generations.
This fixes a of issues that are difficult to reconcile in belief, and gives a pathway to a rational and moral progression of society from the standpoint of giving people something tangible keep things from imploding. It also provides the ability to think of things in terms of real liberty, and not a specific conservative/liberal flavor of it enforced by government. If you were paying close attention, both sides hijacked "free speech" in much the same way.
I'm not sure what the current play is, here, but reversion to group think isn't something I think is being implied here with this latest, uh, test. Boss is doing something else, and capitulating to authority isn't something I think he's keen on. If it's a military operation, then I see this video as comms rather than an endorsement of a person's collection of documents into a 59.99 sales piece.
Boss is too smart for this shit.
Solomon sought knowledge so much that it drove him to trying to understand mysteries that were better left alone. Eventually, it drove him to madness. That's why they say only read one Proverb per day. It's to remember that a quest for knowledge can and will drive you insane, and should be balanced with reflection and a relationship with God, directly. Anon's been there, done that.
I would agree that the morals and teachings of Jesus are empirical. The coincidences you see aren't coincidences. That's because you are looking through a lens trained/adjusted to notice. What you are noticing is a fight for control. The only way to know the future is control, hence why Q said there are no such thing as prophets. Moves and countermoves. Hence, no such thing as coincidence.
Just enhanced perspective.
Every time I go outside, I look to make sure she's flying properly.
I'm not an educated man, but with the help of anons I've tried to fix that.
I was working under a previous understanding of what the mission was.
But another one of those weird coincidences happened over the weekend on a whiteboarding session.
Will do what I can.
Belief:
This prophet said that, and so it was written again to confirm prophesy.
Truth:
Typology is a literary device used to instill a sense of recognizable patterns in the reader in order to lend credence to beliefs prescribed by authorities to the masses.
Rational:
Society should have a moral framework to be used to warn against the dangers of giving into apathy, immorality, narcissism, and nihilism.
Nobody can predict the future. Predicting isn't a skill. Predicting is guesswork based on pattern recognition and "knowledge" of plans in motion in conjunction with an understanding of the past. Prophecy (or prophesying) frames a past person's understanding of their reality (as it was happening) to an eventual outcome that presents itself in patterns recurring in human nature from generation to generation, or empire to empire. The real Truth is human behavior is predictable, and interactions, consequences, and responses to dynamic situations have a measure of predictability. Combine that with the idea that there is a much higher mechanism of control involved.
Now think about what would happen if that level of understanding how humanity has operated since the beginnings of civilization were to be given to a nefarious AI system steering all outcomes to achieve eventual results. For some, it would be indistinguishable from God. That's why it seems like a divine plan, even if it's only humans enacting their own plans, or humans using a superior tech on other humans.
Truth be told, I am horrible at the game. But you don't have to be good at something to enjoy time with frens, or to appreciate the artwork in the cards, themselves. I have many dragons as I'm not one to slay them.
I'd much rather ride them. 😊😊😊
>What's learned from playing strategy games like MTG and Chess is that it trickles down into understanding how Politics and War works in general.
That's some good bread you've got there.
All anon ever wanted to do was give them a better life than I had, and enjoy that with them.
Maybe there's still a chance for that down a different path than anon had thought was the right one.
A path less traveled, perhaps?