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James Marriott in The Times

"Most of what people say is nonsense. All you have to do is deliver your nonsense with conviction."

All nonsense is the supposed self as the nonsense sense by the zombie, junkie and mindfulness self-organizational contradiction, order-in-chaos, that persons and things (by anthropomorphic personification) are in action, by which saying is only one thing in a potentially infinite field of conceptual resolution, the sacred presupposition, being.

As thus the nonsense that things also exists, they are really beyond meaning, i.e., meaningful or not, by the content of their character — and ultimately as knowledge about them, as ontological wisdom, not properly existentially nothing, but the simultaneously infinite and infinitesimal unary ocean or field, nothingness.

The bottomless nonsense is that they also exist (the holy word-contradiction of chronically superordinate position and perspective, x) lovingly (joyfully) and empathetically (sadly with pathological content of character) struggling and confused (the tautology together) in and as the infinitely relative autocratic (or technocratic) field of intersubjectivity.

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Deborah Greene.

"There are few as good as I am at that particular trick."

The trick is "I am."

The unknown of putting any knower-subject, "I" in its place (of having mere perspective) is by the cat's whisker of the nonsense, "the infinitesimal" the same bullshit as the bottomless pit of infinite (holy) magic that word is somewhat "information," and far less than that, "knowledge," but "wisdom?" Not in the least.

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* Wisdom:

Ontological knowledge, thus but knowledge next-tier or next order conveniently mystified, in some geometric (mathematical) sense: or (being about) the unknown.

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"Conspiracy" and "theory" are progressivist construct parading as the wisdom, "farce" to ultimately infinitely stupidly malign word as infinitesimal opinion.

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