Water flows downhill,
The sun rises in the morning,
And every time the world is reduced to 1, a certain chain of events is set into motion
It's absolutely biblical, but most people have been fooled into believing that biblical things are some sort of supernatural event "above" and "beyond" the ordinary world.
This shit is going to be what does in humanity this turn. Certain personalities apparently can't help themselves, and their conflicts have now spilled over upon the entire rest of the world.
Not just them. Everyone has been under increasing stress.
Not with that attitude!
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>see who’s got the bigger "Hidden Seed."
I LOVE that game!
Nobody likes playing it with me though… :(
Just sitting here poking at the walls to see where they're solid, and where they give way.
But yeah… I have been learning that some people really need to get their act together rather promptly.
Plenty of people are happy to play the role if it will convince you to submit to them.
>time being an issue
Oh, no question.
Not the only issue though.
Trust is another huge one.
Nobody would ever believe me if I was frank about what's going on, and frankly I wouldn't trust them if they did assert belief. It's just part of the nature of how this world works. The most trustworthy people recognize they don't know everything, and are perfectly fine with that.
I really love the Christian assertion that you can know of God, but you can't possibly know all of God. Hits the nail squarely on the head.
>trust is no longer a viable path forward.
Yes, this is always the sentiment of rulers in their last days.
>trust is no longer a viable path forward.
Not that I reject the reasons one arrives here.
The question becomes: What is your alternative?
The world runs on deeper principles than any language will ever be capable of accurately expressing. So then how would you propose arresting the operation of the whole world without trust anywhere in it?
The drive to erase uncertainty leads to interrupting processes which one relied upon, yet was never aware of.
Well, the premise is a good one, as it does recognize that trust has a place in the mix (contrary to your previous post).