I’ll refer you to Dustin Hoffman’s scene in Hero where he schools his son on selecting the layer of bullshit he’s comfortable in since there’s not an option for truth. While I believe that absolute truth is real it is, for many reasons of fallibility and even corruption, absent in politics making compromise a ubiquitous necessity. Theref…
I’ll refer you to Dustin Hoffman’s scene in Hero where he schools his son on selecting the layer of bullshit he’s comfortable in since there’s not an option for truth. While I believe that absolute truth is real it is, for many reasons of fallibility and even corruption, absent in politics making compromise a ubiquitous necessity. Therefore, if this the layer you’re comfortable with by all means proceed.
Perspicacious theologians such as Francis Schaefer predicted where leaving God’s Word as truth would lead us. In the absence of absolute truth we are left at the mercy of social utilitarianism and adrift in a sea of relatively without an anchor or a compass. Hence infinite layers.
In other words: "Sure, understanding today's complex world of the future is a little like having bees live in your head. But there they are . . ." -The Firesign Theatre, 1971
I’ll refer you to Dustin Hoffman’s scene in Hero where he schools his son on selecting the layer of bullshit he’s comfortable in since there’s not an option for truth. While I believe that absolute truth is real it is, for many reasons of fallibility and even corruption, absent in politics making compromise a ubiquitous necessity. Therefore, if this the layer you’re comfortable with by all means proceed.
We live in an era of "truths", "my truth, and "truthiness". How high can the bullshit be piled?
How high is the US Capital?
From its base or from the level of BS currently piled there?
From how many basements up!
How high is Mt Everest? How high is outer space (where we’re about to colonize Mars)?
Mars: where Olympus Mons is at 2.5 times the height of Everest. So, we can start a new stacking test when we get there
Perspicacious theologians such as Francis Schaefer predicted where leaving God’s Word as truth would lead us. In the absence of absolute truth we are left at the mercy of social utilitarianism and adrift in a sea of relatively without an anchor or a compass. Hence infinite layers.
In other words: "Sure, understanding today's complex world of the future is a little like having bees live in your head. But there they are . . ." -The Firesign Theatre, 1971