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  1. Lesta Nediam LNC2016-08-15 0220 +Brian Hill
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  6. +Brian Hill __ My reply will cover just *one item* - as per our rules! This reply will cover the idea of "motive" - whether there *is one* etc.
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  10. That a person can *invent* a motive for some action/behaviour/event does not mean the invented motive is accurate nor that necessarily there was a motive in the first place.
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  12. But suppose a motive does exist.
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  14. If something happens and you invent a "motive" for it - but cannot *know* what the "true original motive" was - *then all you have done is use your imagination to fill in the blanks*. Your belief about the motive is again an "unjustified belief". It may well be true - but what you're doing is using your imagination to invent a motive that conforms to your pre-existing belief-bias.
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  16. _This in turn reinforces what you want to believe._
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  18. If there is any motive to the lie system's events and claims - _then it would be to give *you* the opportunity to *convince yourself* about its events and claims._
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  20. For most people are quite useless at reasoning against the things they firmly believe - even when those things are wrong.
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  22. Beyond that - who can really say. Perhaps the dice were rolled and this month "decaying hospitals" and "babies" came up. _If we cannot know then we cannot know._
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  24. All we can do is *observe the overall "process" and notice consistent patterns* - such as sufficient proof always being withheld which forces us to use our imagination to fill in the blanks. And so we can suspect that the "motive" - _if any exists_ - is to present us *with opportunities to convince ourselves* about events and claims.
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  26. (Because that's the *consequence* of the process.)
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  30. If you believe every event obeys a more refined motive (as in - a "reason" for why it "had to be a decaying hospital" or "burned babies") then that is how you are going to interpret each event (as conforming to some kind of motive).
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  32. And you will train yourself to get better at doing this with each event - _even if you are wrong about it._
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  34. With each event you will become a little more "magnetised" to the belief that "lie system events and claims contain 'micro motivations' (or whatever) etc.
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  38. Anyway! I'm not sure if that has covered anything you were interested in so I'll wait and see what you have to say about it.
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  42. I just wanted to point out that the idea of needing a "motive" need not be the case. I would think of it like this:
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  44. >> The population has been trained to expect complex answers and so if something is quite simple then the simple explanation will be rejected. In the same way - the population may well be trained to expect every action to have a motive and so when an event lacks a motive the suggestion there are no motives will be rejected. <<
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  46. If it is the case that the answers are "simple" (and I suggest they are) and if it is the case that there are no "motivations" (as I suggest there aren't) then the suggestion there are no "motivations" ("micro motivations") will be rejected.
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  48. (Beyond presenting you with opportunities to convince yourself about events in such a way that guides you to have thoughts our farmers want us to have [so we build bigger and better pyramids, for instance]. *But this is a description of the consequence of the process taking place* - and I am attaching this description to the concept of "motive".)
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  50. In which case the lie system is rendered invisible to the population because each person's mind isn't able to perceive it. It becomes a kind of "domestic blindness" (the answer is right in front of them - but they cannot see it because they need it to be something other than it is).
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  54. No doubt I've written too much and confused.
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  56. If you want to try again with something simple/specific I'll try to restrict myself to just one paragraph!
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  59. My name is Lesta Nediam and I am cracking reality like a nut.
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  70. Lesta Nediam's Public Comments:
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  73. What does not exist - exists to exist.
  74. What exists - exists to always exist.
  75. As it is written - so it is done.
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