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Originally posted by menace71but how "again"
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Originally posted by karoly aczelSo ignorance could really be bliss after all! In my reality, the world is heading for trouble. If I stop focusing on this and turn my attention elsewhere, is there a chance that in my reality things could get better?
"Reality.
This is a difficult word to define because there really isn't any such thing. What we mean by that is that there is no single reality, here or anywhere else. There are many different levels of realities on this planet as there are people alive to create them all. And what passes for global reality is merely a group consensus on a few mino ...[text shortened]... d with the same old tired and often toxic answers."
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Originally posted by joe beyserIt is my understanding that things can get better if we turn our attentions elsewhere. I'm not saying we should ignore the worlds problems but perhaps we should focus more on the solutions.
So ignorance could really be bliss after all! In my reality, the world is heading for trouble. If I stop focusing on this and turn my attention elsewhere, is there a chance that in my reality things could get better?
Originally posted by joe beyserIgnorance can indeed be bliss. To accomplish that you would need to forget all things which led you to believe what hinders your arriving at a state of bliss. Unless, of course, you invalidate something along your journey.
So ignorance could really be bliss after all! In my reality, the world is heading for trouble. If I stop focusing on this and turn my attention elsewhere, is there a chance that in my reality things could get better?
Originally posted by karoly aczelDoes this end with a fat former sci-fi writer living on a yacht, drinking champagne, and frolicing with young women? If I'm that guy book me a flight on the next DC8 leaving, if not, this is silly. (Maybe you're trying to be silly?) As my Existentialism professor told me once (a real former French-Resistance fighter,) "this has no significance."
Ok rabbits,and Cassaid4🙂. heres the next installment. Now we're getting to the good stuff...
" RULES FOR DYSFUNCTIONAL PATTERNS
STEP 1
IN ROME,DO AS THE ROMANS
Upon arrival on the Earth plane, your instructions were to completely fall asleep-just like the local population. You were to totally forget your true identity and everything you knew. ...[text shortened]... p for. Getting out of here is not the point. Getting more light INTO here is. Remember?"
Originally posted by TerrierJackYou'll soon find out how it ends. Don't worry its not long. The credits go to Mission Control and Diana Luppi. I'm not trying to be silly, but I don't blame you for thinking I come across that way.
Does this end with a fat former sci-fi writer living on a yacht, drinking champagne, and frolicing with young women? If I'm that guy book me a flight on the next DC8 leaving, if not, this is silly. (Maybe you're trying to be silly?) As my Existentialism professor told me once (a real former French-Resistance fighter,) "this has no significance."
Originally posted by FabianFnasNo, that would be a grammar checker. I fail to see what's so hard about it though. There as in they
I've seen many misspellings of the words "there", "their", and "they're". They're spelled differently but their prononciation are the same.
Word can handle this. Can FireFox handle it?