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SCIENTIFIC PROOF THAT TOO MUCH SMILING CAN CAUSE PERMANENT DISFIGURATION
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“Science” is the religion of Materialists who worship “The Creation” called the physical universe, but does not acknowledge a “source” of all that has been created. All “good science” is supposedly based on an “observation, analysis and catagorization of the characteristics and behavior of physical universe phenomenon AND the creation of theories or hypotheses to explain the mechanical function of the phenomenon.
Therefore, anything which cannot be “observed” in the physical universe is either 1) doesn’t exist or 2) is mysticism, superstition, witchcraft, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah…..
Based on my definition of “science” above, I’ve discovered a new “scientific theory” which PROVES my new theory. I call it “The Theory of Permanent Disfiguration by Excessive Smiling“.
(AS YOU READ THIS POST, I AM PREPARING MY ACCEPTANCE SPEECH FOR THE NOBEL PRIZE COMMITTEE.)
Here is undeniable, empirical, photographic PROOF of my Theory:
SAMPLE 1: PROOF OF DISFIGURATION FROM EXCESSIVE SMILING
SAMPLE 2: PROOF OF DISFIGURATION FROM EXCESSIVE SMILING
LET’S PRETEND
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LET’S PRETEND
When we’re young we run
and play “let’s pretend” to be
anything and everything – just for fun.
Our imagination is the key.
As we grow up we are told
by others who are very serious
That reality is time and space and gold;
that games and visions are delirious.
Life goes on and we agree
what other people think is best:
to play our part in reality
just like them and all the rest.
Every game has a start,
a middle and conclusion.
When the time comes to depart
just make a new illusion!
You are Spirit ! Life Eternal !
You’ll make a future and new friends !
Through your dreams you are immortal;
like children playing “let’s pretend”.
— by Lawrence R. Spencer
PEAS OF MIND
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AESTHETIC SOLITARY
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Henry James, OM (15 April 1843 – 28 February 1916) was an American-born British writer. He is regarded as one of the key figures of 19th-century literary realism.
His secretary remarked in her monograph Henry James at Work: ‘When he walked out of the refuge of his study and into the world and looked around him, he saw a place of torment, where creatures of prey perpetually thrust their claws into the quivering flesh of doomed, defenseless children of light … His novels are a repeated exposure of this wickedness, a reiterated and passionate plea for the fullest freedom of development, unimperiled by reckless and barbarous stupidity.”



