I don't see your thoughts as a deviation, but rather a natural flowing progression of thought that is intricately tied together.
I very much agree with everything you've said here, not that my agreement matters much in the scope of things, because the validation aspect of human nature is another matter regarding our fickle neurotic condition collectively speaking,(and a major topic of my post) which is testament to your explanation of the removal of natural habitat and invocation of the unnatural.
I do believe the rabbit hole goes immensely deep on this topic, because I have always felt it to be an impossibility that technology was created by humans. This of course coming from someone who was building Ham radios in a self taught manner around the age of ten. Even as a child I thought there was no conceivable way we created this. Any monkey can reconstruct what has already been, but the level of creativity in a very unnatural disconnected way is just not adding up.
Obfuscation of polarized religious beliefs is a really good way to keep people controlled in the little people farms. Obfuscation and manipulation is further made possible through the internet.
People do a pretty terrible job at hiding their allegiance to dark energetic forces, in literal manifestations of entities, and I don't think I need to put any names to these dark forces, because you are very well studied in all of this.
When living in these people farms and witnessing the degradation of society to a level that afflicts even our closest loved ones, love starts to become a past tense.
Talk about paradoxes..
The spiritual elements to this topic are unavoidable in my mind, and likely is the root of what is going on.
It is however interesting to look at from a psycho-social perspective and try to "think" our way into making sense of it all.
There's no escaping any of it really, except for a momentary stillness in time, a moment where one completely disconnects from past and future and grounds in a moment of time. Time of course is a construct and is perception based. I've lived hours inside of a minute before.
I've always just wanted to get to the woods like Woods Man, but then I know life would take on a completely different context, one filled with loneliness and hiding. Well... hiding of course because if a Woods Man decides to have a little plot of land, The Man is going to come with some demands now isn't he? Better pay your taxes.
Talk about a living Hell.
And Hell is supposed to be a threat of something worse than living on this plane? Sometimes I think we're already there.
Seems you're not the only one who can deviate from the topic at hand a little ;D
Thank you for the link :)
RE: When Life Throws You A Curveball