To say *Don't show your face around here*, used to be the height of rudeness.
Then, as you say with mask mandates, it could only be a screen 2D face.
And the window to the soul was shuttered.
Yes, for those who think that *man* is made in God's image another level of nullifying was occurring.
Upon meeting someone the greeting of "Hello, how are you?", also takes into account that in asking, one is looking the other person in the face, so much of the answer to that question is already revealed.
The face can give the lie to the words, if we get to see the face.
Interesting that the lying Cultists preferred not to mask up. They can compose their visages into some sort of mask with their WEF drama school training.
Oscars for them, performing puppets, circus clowns.
Send in the clowns - and that's what we got.
Edit: Sorry can't comment on the quantum stuff - can't join the dots.
Humanism! Is the first schism as per the book of Genesis.
No easier than Buddhists
To say *Don't show your face around here*, used to be the height of rudeness.
Then, as you say with mask mandates, it could only be a screen 2D face.
And the window to the soul was shuttered.
Yes, for those who think that *man* is made in God's image another level of nullifying was occurring.
Upon meeting someone the greeting of "Hello, how are you?", also takes into account that in asking, one is looking the other person in the face, so much of the answer to that question is already revealed.
The face can give the lie to the words, if we get to see the face.
Interesting that the lying Cultists preferred not to mask up. They can compose their visages into some sort of mask with their WEF drama school training.
Oscars for them, performing puppets, circus clowns.
Send in the clowns - and that's what we got.
Edit: Sorry can't comment on the quantum stuff - can't join the dots.
"... mind is a seed of change so long as it is a living mind, not enervated by custom or ossified by prejudice."
I deleted the Christian bit; works well without it.
Do Christians have it easier in that they have rules to follow, or could we say that they might be escaping from doing their own thinking.
It's not Christians per se that I have problems with, it's the church. It's a club.