We're here for a Good Time

Not a long time.

Lieing to someone is likely the best way to bring out the worst in another person. Certainly one of the most immature things a person can do depending on the power of the lie being told. Don't do it.

Lieing is almost scientifically proven to never be the proper action for eventual outcome. The act of telling a lie is one of cowardice or manipulation. It's what children do when they're acting stupid or don't want to get in trouble. Therefore lies are an immature and dangerous force for adults to participate in. Maturity and truth is for the strong and stable mind. Almost every Ancient Religion states that in some form.

More mature energy theories. Acting like an adult.

Don't remember what I was talking about. The basis is adults shouldn't act like children in any serious matters. Don't lie, don't pretend to know what you can't and don't be too greedy. Act with empathy to understand when you can.

Be careful if you expect to be treated like royalty without reason.

Emotional Energy Quantification Theory. A system of taking complex emotions and building them into quantifiable logical outcomes.

Many people want revenge for what they saw happen to George Floyd. But what did we see and what were we told? Are wide spread kangaroo courts of revenge an acceptable way for society to function? What will happen if Chauvin is found innocent? Will the media be guilty of inciting race violence? Is it mature to assume guilt before trial? Is maturity a formula for peace? Where do we go with blame, resentment and revenge as a species? Talk about the pandemic, the Bible and GraceLife Church outside of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Open source thoughts on the benefits of being mature in serious matters. It's the key to peace I believe. Take a swig everytime I say "Ya know?".

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