When Scott says, "You think wrong and value the wrong things" “what does that mean to you? Ok this question is for everyone, but as of late... to be directed at Mr. Frisbey. :D
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Scott Duncan
*Grabs a coffee*
*drumming fingers*
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Its late... response could be slow...
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Scott Duncan
Your timing really does, suck, yes.
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Yep, yet this still a public place... my friends now think I'm nuts interwebbing with you... Hopefully their all sound asleep :D
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Scott Duncan
If your friends think you are nuts, you need a better class of friends.
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Well... not necessarily nuts, some have tried to follow. They either "don't get it" = lazy and/or scared to think...
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
I think its an "interested"... followed by "oh no, challenged", therefore resort to "lazy"
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
referred to "scared" so they can just give up... seriously :/
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Scott Duncan
Welcome to the majority. That is "normal" now.
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
Well, you are creating "weapons"... I'm sure you will have your way... and we will go on to create and they will...
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Stuart Stone
My own fault has been/is still at time waiting/looking for 'permission' to do something, the indoctrination of perceived authority, kind of a variation of the Stockholm syndrome/appealing to the rapist mentality.
It's a tough habit to break completely (I still slip up sometimes), but what I have realised is that it is vested in belief, which then removes the capacity for independent thought, creating a false valuing of the opinions/rules of others, most of whom wish me harm...which is/has been a major symptom of wrong thinking & valuing the wrong things...and this has just been the tip of the iceberg
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Beverly Berta Braakschmack
c'mon Who-are You Frisbey, giver a go!
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Scott Duncan
Stop picking and choosing. ALL belief is evil. Start there.
Walk through a whole day and see what's true and what is merely belief.
The majority can't know very many "true" things because they can't think, and most of them have imaginary friends. Everything you get from them is merely "belief".
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David Johansen
5am bedtime. i'll get back to you tomorrow while its still raining.
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Sirwade Firsbey
I am not qualified to answer that question Beverly.
Scott Duncan
Pffft... as opposed to all the really qualified people that abound here? :P
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The MOST important, and VALUABLE information I have gained from TTFL Group is precisely realizing I " think wrong and value the wrong things". Which I would also read/analyze backwards: I value the wrong things, therefore, I think wrong.
We were programmed with a really crappy software that assigns value to the incorrect information, and subtracts, and/or even nullifies value from certain information. That's why things are "hidden at plain sight", and we can't see.
BELIEF is an application for that program (with the crappy software) that dictates HOW is that we are to process, and/or assign value the information given.
Thank you for turning my life into constant misery, Scott Duncan.
PS: Excellent post, Beverly. Pearls to the swines.
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Vicky Logozar
I own and opperate a consulting agency that makes money interpretting and navigating government regulations & rules...ludicrous rules=increased profit. I value "money" and I'm constantly "think"-ing of ways to make more of it. I know there's something off in the whole system...but, the comfort and luxuries that are afforded by it (when you figure out how to make a profit) is intoxicating.
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Scott Duncan
Vicky Logozar, YOU are what supports the system. These things you want to purchase and consume create a false market. Remember: With FIAT currency, the benefit is given at the expense of somebody else.
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Vicky Logozar
I cannot argue with that...I know it!
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Vicky Logozar
like an addict
Cara Small
If some one knew what I valued and thought it would mean, to me, that they have extra sensory powers. I haven't met a man or woman that fits that description yet.
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Chad Brodgesell
We continue to believe in what others say and value THEIR belief instead of facts that pertain to ourselves.
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Pete Daoust
I don't do that no more Chad Brodgesell, and let me tell you, it gets freaking difficult to get a conversation going with EVERYONE :/
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Chad Brodgesell
The OP was “When Scott says"....so the statement is from Scott's direction. Beverly is asking what we thinks he means when he says it. Above is my answer to the OP.
Sorry, I can't get mobile FB to copy FB names. Most likely I have yet to learn how.
Pete your slipping, what happened to the usual statement of who you are.?
Conversation? Good conversation or bad conversation? A comment on topic or off topic? How about a random statement just thrown in?
PLEASE clarify what you mean by getting a conversation going with everyone in context to the OP..............:/ .
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Derek Moran
In the immortal words of Daniel J Wentz- "...you dont know enough to be aware of your choices..."
Signed,
Jean-Luc Picard on the deck of the TARDIS
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Derek Moran
...i think id rather be an ALLY of The Queen's, rather than having RE-SIDE(nt)ING against her as i did unwittingly signing-up for the SIN-card i have
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David Johansen
it's totally true, just try asking anyone in retail if they know what a silver dollar coin is, if they ever seen one, and if they grasp the fact that it's worth exactly the same today as it was 50 years ago (worth in goods exchange)...
most people will not believe you when you tell them they are being deceived, even when you show proof of work. they dont want to believe because that is proof that they are idiots, and nobody likes being told they are an idiot. except US because WE SEEK THE TRUTH nomatter how hard a pill it is to swallow.
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Scott Duncan
Pill?
It's more of an "up the ass with no lube" isn't it?
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David Johansen
i carry an 1896 morgan dollar and a 2012 eagle so as not to be a vagrant, and to teach people about the value of savings without using a bank. I also try offering silver coins for things purchased, such as service to swap a tire, and have been gathering up gram and tenth of ounce bullion coins, and all the silver coins i can get at a reasonable cost.
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Chad Brodgesell
I rest my point.
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Pete Daoust
OK—Chad, a conversation going on”
My sister in law hates her job, I ask why she keeps going there every day—she look at me as I am from mars, and changes subject, she picks up the weather subject instead…..
My brother in law tell me he still have 7 years to go only before he retires….I say to him, you sounds like a prisoner who caught 25 years of jail time. He is frustrated, and changes subject, he picks up the weather subject instead…..
All these comes from beleifs.....beleifs from OTHERS.....get a good education that bores you, get a good job you hate, and start your jail time....
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Pete Daoust
All this to create more and more and more and more DEBTS :D
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Chad Brodgesell
Geeee....people believing in others beliefs...,........I'll let you work that one out.
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David Johansen
ok, so it is a suppository application pill...!
Scott Duncan
...the size and shape of a football.
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Chris Evan
Since I have thought about what this means and really focused on BELIEF, I have found that interpersonal communication is impossible as it ALL lies in beliefs. Of course, that is my group of people. I have noticed huge changes in my thought process since it was so eloquently shaken by TFL. :-)
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Chad Brodgesell
Said very well Chris Schulte
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Scott Duncan
...welcome to the BRIGHT side... you were already on the "dark side".
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Pete Daoust
I have notice huge changes in my perception of EVERYTHING :)
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Pete Daoust
And it's NOT easy :D
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Pete Daoust
Let say”.
Before I was born, they would SHOW me what beliefs I will need, what life they expect me to live, how the system works, what education they will give me, what JOBS I would have access to, etc”
And now, they say—you want to come aboard ? “or not ?
:D :D (That is funny !!!! )
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Pete Daoust
I would have CERTAINLY asked one or two questions before I had anwsered... YOU ? :)
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Pete Daoust
Like: Is there ANY other ways ?,
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Chad Brodgesell
Sorry Pete Daoust but programmed from before exiting the womb. Just trying to reprogram now.
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Pete Daoust
??...I don't get it Chad Brodgesell, are you saying that I've been programmed when I was in the UTERUS ?....
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David Johansen
a football in the ass would cause severe physical harm, Are YOU threatening to do ME harm?
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David Johansen
althou GOATSE would probably like it, I am not a willing party to accept surety in that matter.
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Pete Daoust
YEAH!!!....especially if it's europeen football 8-|
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Chad Brodgesell
EVERYONE is. Hormones, Testosterone's. the chemicals that made you from your father and mother, DNA. Then your parents telling you or suggesting to you what you should be later on in life while you kick the walls surrounding you. Encouraged to kick more or berated to kick less or at certain times. The food and drink regulated as your parents see fit good or bad.
Everything to make you who you are today was started in the womb and even after you have lived your life and died people will still try to program you by way of "Oh he was a sweet child but wish he wasn't so opinionated or direct in his manners."
We are all programmed from the very begining. The important question is What parts and types of programming can We change.
Belief in what others believe is probably up there at the top of the list of important ones to....
"Reprogram"
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Pete Daoust
Nope....I don<t beleive that shit Chad Brodgesell :D
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Chad Brodgesell
Does not your DNA make what is you?
Does not adding or removing Chemicals and/or Elements change you?
Does not doing things in a certain way repeatedly Condition you?
Does not Turning away from Unknowns Limit you?
Does not Believing in what Others Believe in make you what they Believe in?
No Pete Daoust, it is I who do not believe you. ;)
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Pete Daoust
Does not your DNA make what is you? I have NO idea
Does not adding or removing Chemicals and/or Elements change you? I have no idea
Does not doing things in a certain way repeatedly Condition you? I have NO idea
Does not Turning away from Unknowns Limit you? WHO KNOW'S
Does not Believing in what Others Believe in make you what they Believe in? I don't know !!
:D
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Pete Daoust
When I sit and think, ok Pierre, remove all these beleifs from you, do it now,Then I realize that when I do this, I do ACCEPT everything and everyone around me, as long as they shut up....as soon as they open their mouth, it's over, :D , being WITHOUT beleifs, makes you feel VERY alone....and that's too bad :(
On the other end, when I do it, and there is ONLY animals around me, it's fucking fun....I can even feel as a kid again :D
Or maybe I'm just CRAZY !!!!! :D
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Chad Brodgesell
"You think wrong and value the wrong things" ???
(You think wrong).......
1) Is Thinking wrong really Thinking poorly? Or, is just not Thinking but merely Reacting without thought to facts and consequences? Something like instinctively coming to a conclusion?
2) Or is Thinking wrong just Blindly coming to a conclusion with no basis what so ever?
(Value the wrong things)
1) Is this ment from Valuable Consideration such as needs or desires or monetary in nature?
2) Or is it ment from the Belief of a Value such as Market Value, Book Value or Salable Value?
All these are derived from Accepting Belief of what someone else says. Where in the true value is simple what is accepted for when an exchange takes place and IS DONE.
What I Believe is the Value is just plain shitte. The Value is what it is at the Exchange of Goods Services whatever the value is only what I give it.
The chainsaw had a Value of $150.00 when I exchanged some notes for it. The chainsaw now has a Value of assisting me by cutting trees in a most efficient manner in which I may heat my home and cook with. The chainsaw now does not work. It is of No Value to me anymore. Now Scott wants some wood cut and he is good fixing broken things, he decides it,s value to him at $30.00, he makes me an offer, I accept. He gets chainsaw I get bullets for the value of the notes which don't even touch my hands as I ask Scott to give it to the clerk who gives me the bullets. I now shoot myself in the head testing the bullets to see if they have real value. Scott thinks the stupid factor of my actions has great value as comedy and amusement. The clerk just sees expense as he now has to clean up more mess but still receive the same value as before for his time spent.
The bullets are great! Excellent value for the notes it cost me.
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Pete Daoust
So in order to THINK right, you have to think in the present, and in order to value the right thing you have to give value to this moment, this specific moment in TIME, the present....does that make sense ?
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Chad Brodgesell
The Value in monetary terms only exists at the point of exchange. Then the Value becomes something else.
We do not value monetary but rather we value what the monetary can do for us. (What we want it to accomplish, end result)
Value is something we are willing to give up, exchange for something else.
Your house has no value to me unless I am willing to give something up for it or you allow me to live in it. The value would be Maybe I am closer to work and don't have to spend as much time traveling to work. (See that "spend" part? My time is the value to me and I willing to exchange whatever for it in a certain amount.)
I Value my time getting to and from work more then I value the time it takes me to work for the notes you want.
The VALUE 'to me' is the difference.
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Pete Daoust
The Value in monetary terms only exists at the point of exchange: That means every second of every minutes of every hour ???...We are constantly exchanging TIME for something, even when we sleep, I give VALUE to sleep....
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Pete Daoust
This MONEY thing fucked-up everything....really, think about it.
Pete Daoust
When someone says to me, well, I make $30 / hour, I always respond, oh, good, so you make $720.00 a day ?. they always look at me funny.....
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Pete Daoust
They do not value ANYTHING else that this $30.00 per hour, 8 hours a day.....the 16 hours left has NO value.....
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Pete Daoust
WHY ?
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Chad Brodgesell
Money has value but also everything else does too. Question is, what are going to use as the exchange mechanism ? Or you could just Barter, in which case the actual products become in and of themselves the Value of exchange.
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Chad Brodgesell
I don't value the chainsaw but rather the end result of it's use.
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Pete Daoust
You valur the TIME you save by using this chainsaw, unless, you would have bought an axe......which would have give you the SAME EXACT end result....so TIME comes back in the picture all the TIME... :D
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Pete Daoust
TIME is the ONLY thing we really HAVE.... don't we ?
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Pete Daoust
So, maybe, just maybe, instead of trying to find out what Scott Duncan means by "You think wrong and value the wrong things", we could ( or I could) try to find out what is THINKING right and what is VALUE THE RIGHT THINGS...? and I'm pretty sure TIME has to be a big part of the answer.....and MONEY, extremly far away from the answer....
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Chad Brodgesell
I physically can not use an axe, chainsaw I can handle. So I get my heat from the chainsaw yet will never see heat produced from the axe.
The is of no value to me, the chainsaw has value to me BUT only while I'm using it otherwise it just sits there doing nothing. Now if, IF I rent out my chainsaw while I am not using it the the chainsaw has value in and of it self.
(How many people are watching this laughing away while drinking eating and getting Mary?)
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Pete Daoust
Spending TIME laughing is PRICELESS :D
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Pete Daoust
EVERYTHING = TIME = ZERO (0)
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Pete Daoust
Hey Chad Brodgesell, that's what I'm talking about :D
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Chad Brodgesell
Hey....Pete Daoust, it is not that I think you are wrong in what you say. It IS that I think that a member has asked us individually to tell the board what we each think Scott Duncan means when he says a phrase. (See OP)
We might even be right, only Scott Duncan knows. It is a good question the OP brings up, as Scott repeats that phrase many times and with vigour too I might add.
ONLY Scott Duncan knows the answer. (Can you read Scott Duncan's mind?) No, I did not think so. We can spout crap for the next 20 years and in the end as to the OP it really is just our opinions UNTIL Scott "TELLS" us what he means when he says that phrase. To think otherwise is to be foolish.
I love leading you on, you made me win a bet.
The OP is not about what you can convince others of but rather your own opinion of a specified matter.
Pete Daoust! You are right! Nothing I have heard from you is wrong!
The above might be true I DO NOT KNOW! Most of the time I do not know what you are talking about, or even if it pertains to the OP! You want to be heard, I can understand that. Continue to be heard.
Tick.....Tick.....Tick
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Pete Daoust
OK...in that case, why the question has not been ask to Scott Duncan ?.....Like Hey Scott, what does it mean to you when you say "You think wrong and value the wrong things"...What does it mean to YOU Scott ?
Thanks
Pete.
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Chad Brodgesell
Now Scott can tell us or.......not tell us resulting in us thinking about it and by doing so it opens our minds to further learning and inquiry.
Now back to the OP, We where asked what "WE" think Scott means. If you read the OP it is not being asked what "Scott actually means".
To be very blunt and in your face, We are being asked for our opinion to something that can never be verified without Scott speaking up.
But Scott was never asked in the OP as to what he means by what he says.
Nuff said.
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Pete Daoust
Chad Brodgesell, don't get me wrong please, no offense and no insults.
When I talk to you, I, sometimes, have the impression of speaking with an old lady :D
You seems to have a WOMAN's brain :D (which can be a compliment if you want to)
Don't get mad on this now...... LOL....
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Chad Brodgesell
Pete Daoust ,
None taken.
That is a hook baited as I have never seen before. :)
Sadly the fish are not biting.
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Pete Daoust
:-(
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Pete Daoust
Hey Chad Brodgesell, how's your kids doing these days ??...do they still have to deal with this empereur still ? :-D
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Pete Daoust
Young kids have the answer about this question, they are yelling it all the time.. :-D
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Chad Brodgesell
Yes, that's why I have a chair "Rail" around my place.
They get every thing provided for them and more. They have the Right to leave anytime they want or Stay as they choose. They have a virtual Boarding Pass 24 hours a day. The Galley is open 24/7. The Head is kept clean for their enjoyment and use. The Decks are kept clean and clutter free.
They have all their "Bills" taken care of from the ships account. They are Given Disbursements as can be afforded for their own personal use.
The First Officer is cute and fuckable and even performs her other duties very well.
The passengers are happy and content with the Accommodations and Direction of the course set.
Every one aboard is doing what they want except for me. As the Captain of this ship I am responsible for the Health, Happiness and Welfare of every one aboard.
Since I hold Value in the people aboard I ACTUALLY am doing what I Want to do.
Taking care of Business.
Thanks for asking.
:)
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Pete Daoust
Lol... :-D
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Pete Daoust
They say to me all the time, I WANT TO BE ME, I CARELESS ABOUT WHAT YOU WANT... :-D
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Chad Brodgesell
Self defeating if you want their health, happyness and well being to be the best they can be.
Kids........can't win with them.
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Pete Daoust
They seems to careless about the ACTING role we try to push on them to fit this society.....they just want to be what they REALLY are....
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Chad Brodgesell
So that might be what Scott means in the OP.
To think to the ones you love?
And to value what you can do for Them?
That's what I think, and the best way we can do that in the system we must deal with now is to learn how to deal with the problems that come up with anyone that goes against that.
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Chad Brodgesell
That is why I am here.
The only reason.
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