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WOW !

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The live global simulation realizes that its 'masters' are not worth the time of day.

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The one about the flea is much too close to home, and has that flavour of the sadistic (nazi) brute, which is common to many a Doctor's scientific r&d, and has been the norm for far too long; certainly not disallowing for the irrepressible and obvious arrogance of man, which finds its roots are equally long .

Imagine if.......On second thought, perhaps I'd better not feed Pandora's proteges!

It would be welcome if "we" humans could settle for pure, rather than applied science, and it would also be wonderfully expansive to our collective growth if we could be brought BACK to a simpler, saner "speed", as opposed to all this warp speed of the 21$T century, if I may be so emboldened to say.

Great reading!

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Aug 14, 2022Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

"Necessity is the mother of all invention" (or something like that...) I've often wondered if the first ever wheel was 'square'... and it was only after some bright spark suggested perhaps 'knocking off those troublesome edges might fix the problem'. And that was when things really got rolling! :)

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I liked this essay. Thank you for the wisdom.

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Aug 13, 2022Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Anyway I have just today revised my opinion, Oh fickle me; these experts appear gullible to The Narrative, but actually, no, not unless they are dropping dead (and are they).

They know full well what's going on and are just playing along so the lower dumbos will take the apparent lead of the experts.

The expert class know not to get the *vaccines* and know that it's for their good if you do take a shot.

They know that the algorithms are relentless so they won't stick their necks out.

They are secure in thinking that they are the elite and get a place on Noah Hirari's ark.

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Aug 12, 2022Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

BTW Ray, I thought Riskin had written your article.

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Too many varying variables even the computers can't predict.

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Aug 12, 2022Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

I like *experts* in practical situations. *Experts* in ideas and theories, not so much.

Butcher, baker, candle stick maker; these experts are not of the smoke and mirrors sort.

Seems that the academics, lawyers, scientists, medicos - that sort of *expert* has been easily gulled by the plandemic and the quackzine.

Practical *experts* may be less gullible.

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Aug 12, 2022Liked by Ray Horvath, "The Source" :)

Ah, the Nasrudin story. Great story.

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