In the vast tapestry of existence, where complexities intertwine, there lies a profound simplicity in just being. Amidst the ceaseless whirl of thoughts
Father Dan Reehill: "There could be a curse over the Disclosure Day Movie for all who watch it could have demons provoke them" 👽😱
"Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day movie could be consecrated to Satan, Demons could be attached to the movie & those who watch it could have demonic forces of terror to shake their faith"
"It could provoke demons of fear & terror"
"This may be a reason to not watch Disclosure Day"
Incredible words by the renowned Exorcist & Catholic Priest from the Diocese of Nashville
@America4Sale_ Hahahahaha this shit frying me dawg!
See, all th se shit we heckle ourselves about today won’t matter in 50 years time. Yall better live yoir life to the fullest, love who you love cos that your stinking legacy would not survive your next generation
I do not know about high IQ, but I prefer solitude for the simple fact that I cannot sustain performances inherent to socialization for extended periods of time. There is a mechanical theater to social groups that bows to imaginary hierarchies, which I want no part in.
I refuse to be defined by any other than subjective thoughts and actions. I am convinced that it is this that guarantees my agency; and agency affords me the courage to think and act for myself. When your motivations are extrinsic (such as is with social validation), you will inevitably succumb to mimicry, which will be mirrored in your moral compass and even priorities.
Lastly, critical thinking is a systematic process that demands a careful, amoral consideration of facts. Social biases compromise this process by centering the need to belong over truth in facts. For high IQ personnel (any out there) - I imagine - this systemic mind mapping is the very fuel for their existence as they seek to answer the "why" of life. If they submitted to the whims of social validation, they would, in effect, be committing suicide.