>>5821105 (lb)

Yes but its not about me. I fully accept and count myself among those 99%. I just wanted to share my philosophy with the Anons here regarding the dangers of wishing for truth without a humble respect for the destruction it necessarily brings. The truth is far greater than and of us can ever accept or comprehend and none of us are immune from the consequences of believing we can handle the truth.

>>5821008 (pb)

>strange argument anon

Agreed.

>you assume we do not know ourselves.

When it comes to each of our accountings of what is or is not truth, and our need to invest our perceptions of truth within our identities of self, yes.

I freely account myself among those 99%. With all the humility I am capable, I fully accept and acknowledge the fact that my grasp on truth at any given moment is tenuous, frail and fleeting. But I also embrace the truth as a destroyer delusions and in turn a destroyer of self.