People tend to approach conspiracy theories from the wrong perspective:

1. Who tends to gain from them if they are true?

2. There’s always a plan hidden in a conspiracy. – A plan which involves a certain person or group prospering, avoiding, or both!

3. And if that plan doesn’t apply in the past tense, comma there’s always the possibility of it occurring in the future tense – Conspiracy theories like anything else are a truth being told, or a model for man to exploit to his, or her advantage! In rare cases, they amount to nothing at all. But why waste a good conspiracy!

I do not know if there is an equal number of ways to do something right as there are ways to do it wrong. I guess that just depends on what outcome you’re looking for. But if you are looking for a specific outcome…. Then the answer has to be that there’s only there’s only one calm or 2, or 3…. How many different ways can you do something and produce the same outcome I should ask? Specifically? Roughly? I do know this, we get things wrong and awful lot if we’re talking about (seeking out) a specific outcome. That being the case -should we be surprised at how much error there is in the 🌎 ?

I’m sort of getting to a place where I’m forgetting forgetting whether I’ve listed some things on things on the side or not. But who am I to question question why this phenomenon is taking place. Maybe God wants it there multiple times:

Is it possible for something to be at two places at the same time?

Is it possible for two things to exist in the same place at the same time?

As previously stated, if they serve a useful purpose according to God -than the answer iis an emphatical yes! Are there speeds attainable beyond the speed of light – If they serve a useful purpose according to God -then the answer is an empghtical yes

Principles such as rebellion and defiance are not spiritual principles high virtual principles -they are character defects.

Write down a list of all the spiritual principles you can think of and then look up their antonym and place them in a separate column left or right of the 1st list. In there you will find (among other things) the principles by which sober Alcoholics live and the principles by which non-sober Alcoholics die.