"Americans “protect” their minds by an elaborate system of abstractions, ambigui
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Title couldn’t say it all.
"Americans “protect” their minds by an elaborate system of abstractions, ambiguities, metaphors and similes from the reality they do not wish to know too clearly; they lie to themselves, in order that they may still have the excuse of ignorance, the alibi of stupidity and incomprehension."
~ Aldous Leonard Huxley
~ Born 26 July 1894 Godalming, Surrey, England
~ Died 22 November 1963 Los Angeles County, California, USA
"Americans “protect” their minds by an elaborate system of abstractions, ambiguities, metaphors and similes from the reality they do not wish to know too clearly; they lie to themselves, in order that they may still have the excuse of ignorance, the alibi of stupidity and incomprehension."
~ Aldous Leonard Huxley
~ Born 26 July 1894 Godalming, Surrey, England
~ Died 22 November 1963 Los Angeles County, California, USA
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'Quoting others doesn't change the truth that you're a dick pic collecting homo.'
'cjkunt has been a homo his whole adult life.'
The truth is the truth!
- Donald Trump
- Born June 14 1946
"When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser”
~ Socrates
:D
'Quoting others doesn't change the truth that you're a dick pic collecting homo.'
'cjkunt has been a homo his whole adult life.'
The truth is the truth! FUCKHEAD!
- Donald Trump
- Born June 14 1946
Aldous Huxley
Same as the Nazis
Moneyman1234 is just another cacaplop user’s name trying to swamp these forums with repetitive, stupid questions, either via his own threads or crashing other threads.
But, as always, take a look at his posting history and judge for yourself.
If engaging with his inane posts is fun for you, then go for it.
Otherwise, don't think you're answering sincere questions.
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You have to be a sheltered delusional idiot to not be able to Google food deserts in the US. But then you don't care about them. You're just here to be an asshole
Same as the Nazis'
cj's a fucking nazi!
with his fatherland references, his home in lilly white brentwood, his huxley quotes, and his proclamations that marilyn monroe is the perfect woman, he's a fucking white supremist playing games with all of his equity/sensitivity posts.
he's a dick pic collecting nazi troll homo!
“Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored.”
~ Aldous Huxley
''Quoting others doesn't change the truth that you're a dick pic collecting homo.'
'cjkunt has been a homo his whole adult life.'
The truth is the truth!
- Donald Trump
- Born June 14 1946'
Got it!
Remember
give a man a fish he eats a meal
Give him a fishing rod and he hooks himself because he never learned how to fish
Biblical proverb.
“Personally, I must confess, I am more interested in what the world is now than in what it will be, or what it might be if improbable conditions were fulfilled”
~ Aldous Huxley
A body of controllers consisting of Alpha double pluses governs the World State based on the ideology of its founder, Henry Ford.
After its publication, however, some critics interpreted the novel as a cautionary tale about unchecked scientific development in the area of genetic engineering.
On the other hand, some others have interpreted it as a cautionary tale about abuse by powerful elites who control the science and dehumanize the masses, exploiting its tremendous power.
In addition, some historical critics have interpreted the novel as a Utopian vision of Huxley.
According to them, Huxley himself is a eugenicist and a strong advocate of human genetic manipulation.
In support of their argument, they present Huxley’s other contemporary writings as evidence.
Therefore, because of Huxley’s ambiguous position, scholars’ opposing stances, and the novel’s rich and ambivalent narration, some problems might arise for readers…”
~ Aldous Leonard Huxley
U N D E N I A B L E . . .