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The reason it gave me the feeling of white power is that I used my own sensibilities to arrive at something that felt more powerful.

It did not clear up the sense of confusion about the universe. But it made a hell of a lot more sense than Satan which was the actual point of the thought experiment.

I know there are multiple forces but I just do not feel powerful when considering abrahamic points of view.

I thought about the Holy Trinity and stopped unifying them. Then I thought about the four Universal constants which are electromagnetism weak nuclear force strong nuclear force and gravity. Using those I decided there was probably at least four gods.

I don't know why but I feel better and whiter

The reason it gave me the feeling of white power is that I used my own sensibilities to arrive at something that felt more powerful. It did not clear up the sense of confusion about the universe. But it made a hell of a lot more sense than Satan which was the actual point of the thought experiment. I know there are multiple forces but I just do not feel powerful when considering abrahamic points of view. I thought about the Holy Trinity and stopped unifying them. Then I thought about the four Universal constants which are electromagnetism weak nuclear force strong nuclear force and gravity. Using those I decided there was probably at least four gods. I don't know why but I feel better and whiter

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Deflection rather than acknowledgment.

Hmmm.

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Deflection rather than acknowledgment.

Hmmm.

Acknowledge what exactly? I'm not a Flat Earther and I also don't believe that the biblical description of all of creation is correct either since the bible was written by men not God and was translated multiple times with editorial changes by those who did so or commanded to do so. The bible does speak of the firmament and also that Cane was cast out and encountered a city with people in it when prior to that passage no other people had been talked about in Genesis outside of Adam, Eve and Cane and Able. That's a big oversight there. This is why I don't go by what the bible says since it is a highly curated work of man. But you go ahead and call me a jew if you like even though I most certainly are not one and despise them and their evil ways. God bless you.

And speaking of deflection...are you going to keep capitalizing the 'j' in jew?