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Imagine

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this. You are on a sailing ship at sea.

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You have been looking for a small island

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that allegedly is perfect for living.

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But I'm going to tell you why it's not.

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Hello, my name is Ernest. Welcome.

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I was having a conversation the other

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day with an old friend who was a

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sociology professor at a well-known

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university. He wishes to remain

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anonymous for reasons that will soon

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become apparent. So, we'll just call him

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Roy.

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I've always considered Roy extremely

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interesting to talk to, and I have very

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much appreciated the fact that he has

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always supported my ideas on Sapion

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Analytics, aka advanced perception.

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But what we discussed just recently,

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what I was able to get across is truly

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enlightening and also terrifying.

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I believe that what I'm about to tell

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you will only get across effectively

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through historical example. I'm going to

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mention some religious historical facts.

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So, if you're religious, don't get a B

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in your bonnet over this. As I said,

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it's for illustrative purposes.

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If you were living anywhere that the

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Catholic Church had a very strong grip

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on society in the 11th or 12th century,

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you really needed to mind your tongue.

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At least your thoughts and statements

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get you branded as a heretic, which

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could bring a great deal of social,

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financial, and physical harm upon

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yourself, such as being burned at the

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stake. Definitely not pleasant.

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But what if I told you currently in

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America, you can speak your mind only to

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a certain extent?

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Because even though at least in America,

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you can somewhat speak your peace and

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you're not going to be crucified, burned

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at the stake, or beheaded. True,

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but you can have your life andor your

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family's life completely destroyed by

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speaking. And I know this to be an

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absolute fact because I have witnessed

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such destruction personally many times.

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This is why Aristotle said over 23

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centuries ago, masculine republics give

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way to feminine democracies and feminine

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democracies give way to tyranny.

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This is the reason why America as well

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as the UK have become nations of

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violence, corruption and indifference

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because this is the fruit of tyranny and

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tyranny is exactly what happens as a

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consequence of word policing.

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And nothing destroys a society, which in

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turn destroys a nation

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faster than curtailing and controlling

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language, especially for the most

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idiotic reasons imaginable.

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If I may give you just one more very

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short illustration.

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You've signed up to be a crew member of

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an adventuring ship during the age of

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sail.

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You are told that there are two primary

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rules which you must always obey.

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First, if you discover significant

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flooding or anything else which could

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seriously threaten to sink the ship, you

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must report it to the captain

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immediately or be hung.

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Second, if at any time you report to the

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captain that you have discovered

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significant flooding below deck and that

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the ship is seriously threatened with

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sinking, you will, without further

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questions or argument, be hung.

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What I just described is a perfect

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description of schizophrenia.

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Welcome to America.

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This is the living reality that the vast

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majority of us, myself included, find

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ourselves in.

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The difference with myself, however, is

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because I have incorporated the practice

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of advanced perception to such an extent

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in my daily life. I am fully aware of

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this situation. But the question you

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should be asking yourself right now is,

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was I

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You see what this is comes down to being

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on a fool's errand which is being

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produced by evil intent.

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At this point I just want to reiterate

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that as far as this subject is concerned

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even though I would very much like to I

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cannot at this time speak in simple

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direct language.

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This is the reason I speak so obliquely.

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Not that I'm trying to be annoyingly

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pretentious. I'm trying to protect my

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own life.

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So, where the hell was I? Oh, yeah. Evil

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fools Aaron.

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There is evil. And because it is evil,

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it lies to you. It doesn't care about

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you whatsoever.

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It only cares about itself. But in order

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to get what evil needs, which is your

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life force, it has to pretend to care

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about you. Sometimes going to great

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lengths of deception, depending on the

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level and brightness of your life force

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to get that life force.

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And this is what I keep explaining to

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the point of sounding like a broken

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record. I wonder how many of you get

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that joke because you won't get the joke

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if you don't even know what a record is.

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Anyway,

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one of the many things the evil does is

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sending you on continuous and

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neverending fool's errands, knowing full

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well that what it is you seek is not

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there or any of the other places evil

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puts forth with very definitive

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language. Meanwhile, evil is taking from

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you exactly

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what it wants.

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So with all this in mind, I'm announcing

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that I am in the process of forming a

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group or society, if you will, of those

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possessing the desire to escape an

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otherwise dull and mundane existence and

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engage in something they personally

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could never have imagined for

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themselves.

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You see, when a situation has become

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extremely unpleasant,

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that can be anything from a person

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you're living with, your neighborhood,

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or your nation. You basically have two

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potential choices.

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You can try to correct the problems with

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that situation wherever and whatever

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that may be. And if that is not

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possible, you must leave. And assuming

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you're not being emotionally or

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psychologically held against your will,

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the very next question which should come

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to mind is where the hell do you go?

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Now, please bear in mind I'm not talking

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about a situation where you want to get

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away from your lover. So, you're

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temporarily willing to live with friends

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or family, assuming they will have you,

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or you live in a crappy neighborhood or

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perhaps even a crappy state, and you

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really just want to get out of there.

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This is not what I'm talking about. What

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I'm talking about is a person who is not

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otherwise in a crisis mode situation.

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but a person who is simply just very

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tired of and disillusioned with the

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modernity of contemporary American

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society which has mainly been

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conditioned to the point of endless

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celebrity obsession. A breaking news

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story that urgently informs us if and at

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what time Taylor Swift farted or if the

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Menendez brothers are actually going to

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get parole.

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If I could just take a moment for this

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pitch. Here's the amazing and incredible

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Earnest Man tote bag.

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Christ, which can be all yours for a

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very reasonable donation by just

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clicking on the link in the description

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below. It's sturdy and holds a lot of

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ramen noodles.

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No, seriously, it it holds a a lot of

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ramen noodles.

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I'm talking about the kind of person who

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empathizes with me in absolutely

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detesting that seemingly endless parade

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of self-absorbed

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nothingness vacuum people who constantly

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whine and moan. usually in a fetal

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childlike position with those sweaters

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that go halfway up their hands,

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complaining about their inability to

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feel anything.

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Want to feel something? Here's a

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suggestion. Find yourself a very long

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and steep staircase. go to the top and

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throw yourself down that staircase.

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Assuming the angle and length of the

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staircase is sufficient, I can

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practically guarantee you when you reach

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the bottom,

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you'll be feeling something.

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Well, that's all I've got for today. I

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hope you found this helpful or

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interesting.

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And if you have any questions at all,

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you can reach out to me via my website

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link in the description below.

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And if you really want to give me a

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compliment, telling a friend about the

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show would be the best compliment you

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could ever give me. Until next time,

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this is Ernest and I usually always am