>>21954809

>"Free thought" is a philosophical viewpoint which holds that positions regarding truth should be formed on the basis of logic, reason, and empiricism, rather than authority, tradition, revelation, or dogma.

Just a muse on this point. While agreeing for the most part, it seems reasonable to maintain awareness that the world still exists even in the absence of understood logic. Adhering too strictly to such philosophy could open the door for one to be manipulated by others who's sphere of perception eclipses one's own.

To paraphrase David Hume (I believe): Faith is essential, because even before one can know anything, one must have faith that it is possible to know things.

>>21955256

Should probably also note that the Knights Templar literally invented banking, and were the world's very first multinational corporation.

>>21955289

Crab bucket effect

>>21955297

Only on Q research can a conversation flow from a cute pig video to signs of ancient flooding in Egypt.

>>21955335

I always try to keep in mind that no matter how overwhelming things look from my perspective, when compared to the totality of all that is, all the wars ever fought are only slightly more significant than what I had for breakfast.

>>21955333

Because nobody can give everyone else what they need. The fact we're in this mess right now is because people tried to do exactly that with computers and the Internet, but things got out of hand fast.

>>21955370

Almost there…*

[*"almost" represents a time scale entirely alien to human sensibilities and may or may not accurately represent what any sane person would imagine it should]