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B"H Thoughts Abound Like surfing waves of thought, our author brings many ideas to our attention in this writing, an interesting endeavor more filled with entertainment than I could imagine. A raging ravaging o f precious treasures redacted in a history book in an old-time book jacket, sitting in a bookshop in a faraway place. It's his story (history) because the author writes about the intention of so meone to get the best of beastly being , bare handed fighting a bear and winning. A real live person who lives in the late twentieth century, a person who co mbatted with mental illness most of his seven decades upon the face of the earth; e arned the best self-contro l award. The author has developed and learned to co mmunicate in the language of mental imbalance, and I find it to be increasingly universal in the common modern era; in short, people want to believe that what they think is true. That goes to say that people don't communicate much at all. They use phrases to get the message across; the utility of speec h being an action produced. Now the electronic answerin g services know all the possibilities and we are forced to communicate in their language of binary operations; press number get reply. I love to tell the story about the bus driver whom, when asked, "how long until I disembark," The passenger repeated the question and got the same answer many times! A t one of the stops his wife awaited at a bus stop, and when the door seized the opp ortunity to ask him, "When will you be ho me for lunch "? The driver replied, "I'll tell you when we get there," as had been inst ructed to respond to every question that begins with the word "when." People live what the y want in terms of their life's limitations and capabilities. Anything else is an alien co mmunication. Nowadays, "if you want" is a comma nd to protect the reliabilit y of the doctrines perpetuated to gain my loyalty; if you want to believe me then good, but if not it'll be too bad for you. We have been convinced that we live in utter dependence upon "the m" to protect us from threat to our existence. These doctrines spew out malevolence towards any other opinion that any one may have, heretofore the example: Researched and found believable, their opinion is always right, as stated. For instance, people on the opposing sides as to how we view climate catastrophe, which in our times has become a political issue. Do sane people denigrate everything that doesn't coincide to their opinion , yet there is 2