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'Too much love can kill you' said once a genius called Freddy Mercury, the pity was because he was a musician and didn't know how VIH came in from haters with big data and big money with research purposes satisfied with bloodlust.
Love and hate are natural to life, love seggregates and hate crashes or rejects.
Something is alive or it is a substrate or a poison or inert (can be somehow turned a poison -but never a substrate- if it's used with hate).
A religion is a ever-metastable state of society that uses hate to keep away entropy/energy*T fluctuations, considered dangerous since some kind of mystique make that society in its local minimum... why the minimum... well... rules of egocentric-made societies tends to see themselves as an extension of some kind of self element and trying to mantain a reflection of the self element, chaotic behaviour tend to follow the shape of the entropy-energy-T dominant... the rest would be more examples and so zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
'Too much love can kill you' said once a genius called Freddy Mercury, the pity was because he was a musician and didn't know how VIH came in from haters with big data and big money with research purposes satisfied with bloodlust.
Love and hate are natural to life, love seggregates and hate crashes or rejects.
Something is alive or it is a substrate or a poison or inert (can be somehow turned a poison -but never a substrate- if it's used with hate).
A religion is a ever-metastable state of society that uses hate to keep away entropy/energy*T fluctuations, considered dangerous since some kind of mystique make that society in its local minimum... why the minimum... well... rules of egocentric-made societies tends to see themselves as an extension of some kind of self element and trying to mantain a reflection of the self element, chaotic behaviour tend to follow the shape of the entropy-energy-T dominant... the rest would be more examples and so zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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