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    • Brian
      Too much egocentric thought will inevitably cause chronic fatigue.

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    • OskrZS
      Thanks teacher hopefully making that aside the fatigue will disappear.
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    • Brian
      T.S. Eliot

      “Who is the third who walks always beside you?
      When I count, there are only you and I together
      But when I look ahead up the white road
      There is always another one walking beside you
      Gliding wrapt in a brown mantle, hooded
      I do not know whether a man or a woman
      -But who is that on the other side of you?”

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    • Brian
      It is quite possible that he loves Ophelia so much that he wants to protect her from his increasing problems. Therefore, he puts up a harsh act so that she will not feel compelled to follow him. I think that the "get thee to a nunnery" scene is one in which Hamlet wears a face to fool (but protect) Ophelia.
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    • ferz
      ...from carmen to hamlet - was not so hard, ain't it ?
      ... wait-a-minute : wasn't hamlet a fable written by ... william shakespeare ?
    • Brian
      All roads lead to Crowley and ultimately to a certain person's gayness?


      Dee's Speculum or Mirror (an obsidian Aztec cult object in the shape of a hand-mirror, brought to Europe in the late 1520s), which was subsequently owned by Horace Walpole. Jennifer Rampling has claimed that Dee never actually owned this object. The item now residing in the British Museum was first attributed to Dee by Horace Walpole. Lord Frederick Campbell had brought "a round piece of shining black marble in a leathern case" to Walpole in an attempt to ascertain the object's provenance. According to Walpole, he responded saying "Oh, Lord, I am the only man in England that can tell you! it is Dr. Dee's black stone". There is no explicit reference to the mirror in any of Dee's surviving writings. The provenance of the Museum's obsidian speculum, as well as the crystal ball, is in fact dubious.


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    • Brian
      Horus-eyed criminal pirates parrot the Commie, Satanic party line via all media, though mostly via the internet - a web of theories, speculations, and dogmas.  

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      I AM = Their mirror?
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    • LunaWHDavies7
      Welcome to gaslighting.
      https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/power-in-relationships/200905/are-you-being-gaslighted

      If it can be performed on a small scale, why not on a much larger, insidious one?
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    • LunaWHDavies7
      Back to IT'S ALL ABOUT ME
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      https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/02/Me,_Myself_and_Irene_Posters.jpg
    • LunaWHDavies7
      There's something much deeper going on here, apart from control, the deep control that is needed to keep resources and power on your side. There is also narcissism, self-centeredness... a kind of vile monster that encompasses the most lowly of human traits. Hypocrisy and bigotry must thus be there as well.

      Is this monster the Devil? Or is this monster something else?
    • Brian
      Watson, the mind controller gaslights our devotion to the avant-garde. Social Darwinism in action?




    • Brian
      Hitler also temporarily used truth to clean up a corrupt Germany.
    • Brian
      brow·beat

      verb
      gerund or present participle: brow-beating
      1. intimidate (someone), typically into doing something, with stern or abusive words.
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