On Jul 20, 3:20Â am, C3 aol.com> wrote:
> On Jul 19, 10:41�pm, turtoni fastmail.net> wrote:
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>> Ok fellow philosophers i'm applying my mind to a few thoughts that
>> carry along many other questions; as we all understand to be the
>> situation: Many questions.
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>> Firstly the energy: Sun, etc (the etc denotes a nod towards the
>> physics involved in the ability to perceive the sun, etc) (the last
>> etc is something i'm leaving aside)
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>> Our "sun" irritated hubris grows towards it.
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>> Yes.
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>> Politically we sway "gently" back and forth towards it as we grow.
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>> So for example the "left" side projects a need in order to sway that
>> way.
>> The "right" side projects its need to sway the other way.
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>> All growing towards the energy.
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>> Of course the words "left" and "right" are philosophical
>> simplifications of the actual relative positional relationships.
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>> But we might imagine politics to philosophically be slight adjustments
>> in our presentation of the irritated hubris in relation to the
>> direction of the energy.
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>> All very melodramatic but ultimately pretty simple stuff really when
>> you think about it.
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>> There is no right or wrong. It's just the growth pulling and
>> irritating on the hubris towards the sun.
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>> Our salesmanship is LITERALLY from the point of view(s) that aim
>> towards that "sun".
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>> alt.*philosophy*.HThelps.
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>> (i knocked up this post over a period of about 15 minutes upon a few
>> ideas running around in my head for while so it's kinda a poormans
>> presentation)
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> The sun irradiates light and warmth for the masses. Â Without it we'd
> be lost and forlorn. Â It glows with the light of the true Son, Jesus
> Christ, the light of the world and salvation for the universe. Â Heard
> any good music recently?
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> C3