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Does a condition exist when laughter is detrimental, the same
laughter we force out of guts to liberate smiles on the faces of
those with who m we interact ? A smile is harmony radiating the
soul essence pulsating rhythmically within the heart, yearning to
be shared. The phonemic configuration, h - a -, of the voice making
the sound we call a laugh (ha, ha, ha). We like cough our gut out
and find ourselves pleasantly surprised w ith a self-deprecating
joke in the eyes of upon who m I pressed this repetitive distraction
of ha ha ha. The sound of a cough serves as an alarm arousing my
empathy and then it turns out to be a joke. This creates a great deal
of resentment amongst the laughers so the humor of it all is that
the laughee wallows in a sense of embarrassment, Me, touched by
emotion? So, he restrains fro m laughing until the incarcerated
laughter bursts forth fro m the gut; even if it takes causing ulcers
to make the opening fro m whence will go free.
Our author maintains a running conflict with the doctrine
claiming that religion is the opiate of the masses. When I look at
mega structures from ancient cultures the world over and
throughout history, what amazes me is that several generations
kept to the same task going from start to conclusion. The
archeologists try to figure out how such magnificent décor could
be carved into rocks and how were the several ton blocks of rock
solid earth transported and fitted into the ever -growing monument.
The sophistication of engineering skills was so accurate that it can
hardly be imagined by those familiar with the modern machinery
of land moving and construction. The historical value of such
human conviction and organization is lost upon the present
generation.
On the other hand, the Jewish Gathering Place associated with
ancient tradition is not only in a state of destruction, it's buried
under a Mosque considered one of the three most holy places of
Islam. It would behoove the anthropologist to understand what
inner yearning gave people a tradition that had so much value to
the coalescence of a society and their increasing territorial
dominion in the faraway places upon the planet. The force of these
structures shows that the point of existence is the pride a person
takes in a form of creative productivity that extends beyond his
longevity. It is evidence of the collective spir it of mankind, the
purpose of life. It re mains true that these cultural restrictions were
imposed upon the masses in many cases by overlords, but we see
from this that laborers can be employed to establish infrastructures
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