Whatever he exists is real, right? Look, if you talk to a schizophrenic or whatever, or somebody that's having some kind of a...
situation where they're seeing things, it's real to them and it can be real to you if they hurt you or they cost you resources or freedom or whatever as a result of their machinations or their psychosis.
Their psychosis and the things that they're seeing that aren't there can become real to you.
If they attack you.
Anyhow, they need some B12.
They need some exercise.
They need some sunlight.
They need some omega-3s.
They need to cut out the sugar, right? And they need to think positive and be optimistic.
And religion helps me with the positivity and the optimism portion, but it also has the fear component.
But nowadays, they don't really sell the fear component too much in the churches and so on and so forth.
They don't really sell the fear component.
in most of the western style conventional religions, maybe, I don't know, maybe Islam is still selling the fear component, but I don't think Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, and commercial style Christianity sell the fear component that, you know, you're going to be punished, so they don't really sell that part too much anymore, but I still kind of have that part in my mind, you know what I mean, but it's kind of, Maybe the fear component should be eliminated because it's not necessarily fear, it's more of science in the sense that there's cause and effect and there's a butterfly effect.
So something might happen to you, but you don't even know where it came from.
Whatever he exists is real, right? Look, if you talk to a schizophrenic or whatever, or somebody that's having some kind of a...
situation where they're seeing things, it's real to them and it can be real to you if they hurt you or they cost you resources or freedom or whatever as a result of their machinations or their psychosis.
Their psychosis and the things that they're seeing that aren't there can become real to you.
If they attack you.
Anyhow, they need some B12.
They need some exercise.
They need some sunlight.
They need some omega-3s.
They need to cut out the sugar, right? And they need to think positive and be optimistic.
And religion helps me with the positivity and the optimism portion, but it also has the fear component.
But nowadays, they don't really sell the fear component too much in the churches and so on and so forth.
They don't really sell the fear component.
in most of the western style conventional religions, maybe, I don't know, maybe Islam is still selling the fear component, but I don't think Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, and commercial style Christianity sell the fear component that, you know, you're going to be punished, so they don't really sell that part too much anymore, but I still kind of have that part in my mind, you know what I mean, but it's kind of, Maybe the fear component should be eliminated because it's not necessarily fear, it's more of science in the sense that there's cause and effect and there's a butterfly effect.
So something might happen to you, but you don't even know where it came from.
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