[Warren Peece]

haha see...have I been disrespectful to any of you guys on your ignorance? No I haven't. Unlike pulse, I haven't claimed celebs sacrifice close relatives or loved ones. I said it's possible. Bar Shotz you are merely making yourself look completely and utterly idiotic. HOw are you going to say I'm "obsessed" about it when I only talk about it when it is brought into discussion? Pulse don't tell people to "believe this shit" because that isn't how you transcend your consciousness. All they need is an open mind. Do you know how many cases I've seen where someone would be completely skeptical and disbelieving...to only find themselves actually looking into it and realizing it that things aren't the way they seem.

Like I said you guys probably never read philosophy. Oh my oh my.

Ever heard of Platos old story of the cave?? It's very old, but has more philosophical meaning than your little brain capacity can even comprehend.


"Plato, in his most famous allegory, describes a cave containing people who are chained to the floor facing a blank wall. They know nothing other than the shadows they see on the wall, cast by objects and people moving past the mouth of the cave. They have lived this way for their entire lives, and most of them are content to sit peacefully staring at the shadows.

But in Plato’s story one individual escapes from his chains and climbs out of the cave. Confronted with sunlight and three-dimensional objects, he is overwhelmed for a while, but eventually he wanders around in wonder and delight. He realizes that the shadows were a hopelessly poor rendition of reality, and that, without knowledge of this outside world, his life up to this point has been of little value.

He feels it is his obligation to return to the cave to alert the others – they must be helped to break their own chains and escape from the world of shadows. So he climbs back down into the darkness. His efforts to communicate are in vain, though, because the people in the cave believe their world to be real. He represents a threat to their reality, so they sentence him to death."

^ look familiar? hahahahaha.

[Warren Peece]

haha see...have I been disrespectful to any of you guys on your ignorance? No I haven't. Unlike pulse, I haven't claimed celebs sacrifice close relatives or loved ones. I said it's possible. Bar Shotz you are merely making yourself look completely and utterly idiotic. HOw are you going to say I'm "obsessed" about it when I only talk about it when it is brought into discussion? Pulse don't tell people to "believe this shit" because that isn't how you transcend your consciousness. All they need is an open mind. Do you know how many cases I've seen where someone would be completely skeptical and disbelieving...to only find themselves actually looking into it and realizing it that things aren't the way they seem.

Like I said you guys probably never read philosophy. Oh my oh my.

Ever heard of Platos old story of the cave?? It's very old, but has more philosophical meaning than your little brain capacity can even comprehend.


"Plato, in his most famous allegory, describes a cave containing people who are chained to the floor facing a blank wall. They know nothing other than the shadows they see on the wall, cast by objects and people moving past the mouth of the cave. They have lived this way for their entire lives, and most of them are content to sit peacefully staring at the shadows.

But in Plato’s story one individual escapes from his chains and climbs out of the cave. Confronted with sunlight and three-dimensional objects, he is overwhelmed for a while, but eventually he wanders around in wonder and delight. He realizes that the shadows were a hopelessly poor rendition of reality, and that, without knowledge of this outside world, his life up to this point has been of little value.

He feels it is his obligation to return to the cave to alert the others – they must be helped to break their own chains and escape from the world of shadows. So he climbs back down into the darkness. His efforts to communicate are in vain, though, because the people in the cave believe their world to be real. He represents a threat to their reality, so they sentence him to death."

^ look familiar? hahahahaha.