Weigh, Back When II

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People are experiencing cognitive meltdown from the dissonance of the lies, masquerading as beLIEfs, which are not what they seem. Energetic fields are expressed through morphology - the stress of believing the unreal is real because the reel we watched told us so is breaking us in two. People behavior is worth dissociating from, when it is not approached on human scale.

Quick book review of Neal Stephenson's SeveNEves - awesome !! Cryptofiction for the cryptofaction at its very best. The moon blows up, the humans run away, 5000 years later, the humans return from space to colonize the surface. Standard fare spun only at Stephenson can. When an 850 page book is finished in a week, you know the read was engaging.

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The question is one of allegory. In the war between Red and Blue, neither side is forthcoming and we all knead an other perspective. The games people play for advantage on a political scale are brutal to humans on human scale. Yet the foundational pillars of our system, the doctors, lawyers and indian chiefs called politicians monopolize the decision making process for each of us with a one size fits all majority rules extravaganza.

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Thyme howdt. Stop the mucus. The slime that oozes from the weigh things are not measured but enforced as truth erodes the peaceful coexistance of nature. The larger than human scale persons have no need for the life sustaining capability of planet earth, therefore assume the right to muck with our god given rights of life, the universe and everything. Nothing you can do, if they have their way.

Even the peaceful folks in Canada are upset but their manhandled treatment by public servants - flash a badge and get instant say over the reality of other people. It confers an unfair advantage, when abused it makes people terse, and tense. Stress goes through the roof and lands in our personal spheres. The great Morrison I said it best.

Namaste'

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