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It was the ancient Egyptians who first documented the belief that the original meaning and form of words are "sacred". This was principally due to their belief that language, words and their meanings were the "gifts of the gods". Many cultures still retain similar beliefs today, often classing certain words and their meaning as "sacred".
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The idea I have at this time concerns the human condition at a time before written language whereby those individuals members of the species were born with exceptional ability in memory.
Is that not a very valuable competitive advantage for the individual alone and for those who may then rely upon that power commanded by that single individual?
The concept strikes me as being significant when comparing human existence before written language and human existence after human language is documented in some form.
Before human language is documented there would be a greater dependency upon the few members of the species who excelled in the capacity to remember useful information.
After human language is documented there would be a competitive method by which human memory can be stored.
In other words, in the time before human memory was documented onto things as separate places that store human memory the only place for human memory to be stored would be inside human minds, and so all collective stores of human memory would survive or perish along with those individual human minds unless there existed a way to transfer that human memory from one mind to another, and do so intact, or do so without error.
There was then a greater significance in speaking the truth; for example the remedy for a specific medical problem, or the remedy for a specific human fault (willful injury of the innocent for the fun and the profit of the criminal at the expense of the innocent victim), requires the utilization of sounds and gestures as the only (monopoly) means of preserving those tried and true remedies for those persisting threats.
Failure to preserve the tried and true remedy for a specific illness results in persistent destruction by that specific illness despite the invention of a cure at one point in human history (memory), which would then require a re-invention, or a re-discovery, of the same cure, or another cure that may or not be as effective (competitively) as another cure.
Failure to preserve the tried and true remedy for crime, which appears to be honesty among the defenders, may have been easier to remove out of human memory, when all the criminals had to do was to kill off all those people who remembered well, and kill off all those people who re-invent the known cure of crime, which is honesty among the defenders.
31 The only true evil is willful ignorance,
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Is the force driving honesty less or more powerful relative to the ease in which deceit can be discovered?
In other words, if there is a method by which anyone can confirm the honesty of anyone else, at almost no expense to the individual seeking the information, is there then no force driving an individual to be honest?
In other words, if there was a hand held device that is the size of a cell phone, or a device produced as a part of an average cell phone, whereby the user of the cell phone can point the device at someone who is speaking and the cell phone will report if the words spoken are accurate or false, if that is possible, then will that ability in human hands result in a reduction of the force that forces people to be honest, or, on the other hand, will that type of device cause the end of human beings deceiving human beings?
Certainly, if such a device existed, and the device worked as advertized, if the device was perfect, as it always reported the facts, and the device never reported false information, then, certainly, some people would seek, and eventually find, a way to fool the device, so as to fool almost everyone, and of course, again certainly, those who invented the way to lie to the truth machine would not, themselves, confess their deception.
The power to eliminate human deception is honesty, which is internal to each human being?
21 That for every calamity claimed as the will of the Divine,
22 One may find equally the mind or hand of Man.
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22 Simon did reply that no man can demand of another,
23 He worship one god or cease the worship of another,
24 But that he speak the truth concerning that which he knows.
25 To which Gamaliel did reply that the people be sheep,
26 And the priests the shepherds,
27 And that prudence demands the shepherds sometimes dress as wolves,
28 To confuse the predators and to keep the sheep alert.
29 For there be no greater weapons than fear and deception.
11 Instead of attacking seasoned Roman guards,
12 Gamaliel and the Zealots attacked innocent people,
13 Themselves dressed as Romans to ferment division and fear.
14 Gamaliel even arranged for constant attacks against his own people,
15 Using elite Sicari dressed as Nabatean and Romans,
16 To perpetuate the climate of fear of victims,
17 And reinforce the lie of a people cursed by the gods,
18 And unjustly hated by all races of men.
19 Thus the invention of Gamaliel of a people united only in hate and fear,
20 With no history but lies led by leaders who despised them,
21 And tricked them with constant falsities of fear and attack was born,
22 A philosophy of madness that came to be known as Zionism.
Define the meaning and entomology of False Flag?
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14 With Simon Magus declaring that while priests may be in awe of knowledge,
15 The people as sheep cannot discern truth from lies,
16 Nor can they discern miracles from false magic.
17 Gamaliel the Elder agreed that the people be no more than sheep,
18 Who yearn to be led by whomever looks to be a good shepherd,
19 Even if they be the most bloodthirsty wolf.
20 Let us then create a religion led by wolves in sheeps clothing.
21 Simon Magus did then describe his vision for such a religion,
22 Saying that people believe half-truths more than knowledge,
23 And false magic tricks than true miracles of divinity,
24 Thus let us create a religion for the masses,
25 And ignore the ancient priests of Baal and Mithra and Holly.
26 Lets us create our own scriptures and stories,
27 And give the masses the greatest of magic tricks,
28 And the worst of nightmares and fears,
29 For this is what the simplest of sheep seek,
30 And the key to controlling the world.
41 And to be scared and frightened by his sermons,
42 Of a coming destruction of the world,
43 By an emotional and spiteful god that loved those that followed the Baptist,
44 But would subject disbelievers to an eternity of torture and hate.
77 Verily I say to you that a man is obliged to pay his debts in the same manner,
78 And to the same extent as the moneylender offers forgiveness and good faith.