Knowledge should be shared without underestimating anyone. Taxes

I have seen many arrogant know-it-alls mocking the lack of knowledge and ignorance of the meanings of, for example, Satanism.

Instead of criticizing or mocking, step forward and teach a lesson; we're no longer in the 20th century to complain about your abuses and mockery.

Tell us exactly what each of your knowledge means and give us a thesis of your reading.

Let's replace the "haha" with a shared understanding of giving pearls to swine, because even the righteous jealously guard their knowledge; all knowledge must be shared.

And no, this isn't for a commune or to facilitate the transition to socialism, no, this is so that those who process information better can share it with those who process it more slowly, and the information is not lost and endures over time.

I am a prophet, and I am in favor of preserving everything; everything I have preached on Reddit is a social experiment and can be taken as mockery or sarcasm. But that's the magic of my words: the more absurd and confrontational they are about the status quo, and the fewer people understand them, the more someone will misrepresent them, and a smaller percentage will reflect my own views.

I'm not Toby Fox to tell them with suspicion that they don't know how to interpret my vision or my message. But I assure you, the market is driven by demand, and if there are rigged businesses above demand, it's because they need to earn more than what's established.

So yes, rituals are tax payments to settle a mental and fictitious account, because fiction will always mix with our desires.

Nor do I forget bribery. In this free market, all kinds of payments are viable, possible, and every sacrifice has tariff and tax implications. As well as shortcuts in bribery.

If you, the reader are a gambler in life, you perfectly understand how rituals work and there's no need to repeat the same words as if we were directly quoting the authors of the books, giving themselves a self-indulgent pat on the back for their own concepts, lacking the ability to put them into practice in real life and experience them firsthand. Theory is insufficient if we only copy it from one author to another and do not expose the real problem.