I believe in the Sunset Limited...
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Something, don't know what, but all can't be random.
I prefer to believe in randomness because it makes everything that much more mind blowing to think about.
The oneness of all means all beliefs are merely instrumental interpretation, a representation of a part of the whole contained within another part.
cake day
Nothing
- Humans are inherently lazy and mentally unflexible
- Humans are inherently evil and the veil of civilisation is really really thin.
- Humans are greedy in every aspect
- There are some exceptions,but the above applies generally
If humans are inherently evil, why is evil not the dominant force in the world? One would assume that if everyone were indeed evil, greedy, and out for themselves our existence could only be anarchy.
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