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um. you know what I've been discussing on the effects and damages of believing is being played out in the current administration of the USA. I mean how else are you going to convince a populace that a innocent woman who was murdered for justifiable means without using a belief based narrative...

You'd agree with me exactly on point that beliefs are the problem in or society. But in your case you'd argue that your beliefs happen to be the exception to the rule. Right? Because it's certainly not what you believe that's adding more problems, it's all those other people and their incorrect...

The Task-Switching Misattribution Theorem 1. Scope and Domain This theorem concerns human cognitive processing under conditions where perception is stable, multiple belief-based interpretations are available, and belief is used as an active interpretive tool rather than held as a provisional...

In Queensland Australia there's a thongandemic.

Okay. But why did you ask me for proof?

I'm sorry about that previous comment (That was a cheap shot) If you are really interested in proof. Then you can find it in what I've been discussing about beliefs, here on this forum.

My proof begins with believer's like you.

You might have faith in Jesus as your proof. But I have a world full of consequences due to what faith causes as proof.

I do friend.

People love quoting their IQ like it’s a personality. “I have a high IQ.” Okay… but what are you doing with it? Because IQ is just a number that says, “Under test conditions, you were good at this kind of problem.” That’s it. It doesn’t measure wisdom. It doesn’t measure judgment. It...

Ah my young grasshopper is it not written: 1 Corinthians 15:50-52 50 Now this I say, brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God; neither doth corruption inherit incorruption. 51 Behold, I shew you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, 52 In a...

Thanks for listening to it.

Yeah. What's up with that.

The Problem: When Creative Sharing Has No Landing Zone Some social environments are structured in a way that blocks genuine engagement with personal creativity, even among people who are familiar with one another. On the surface, these spaces appear friendly and open: they ask questions, give...

THE DONUT PROBLEM You ever notice… no one plans to eat a donut? No one wakes up like, “Today… today I make responsible donut choices.” Donuts don’t get chosen. They appear. At work. At meetings. During crises. Someone dies? Donuts. Plans fall apart? Donuts. Someone didn’t show up? Extra...

A delicious lie.