Life is painted on a canvas. The canvas affects everything you try to do. You can speak a thousand words and still be pointed in the wrong direction. That's why I focus more on biology these days. I believe the functioning of your brain affects your life more than any of your intentions ever could. It's the belief that you don't own your thoughts or your feelings. On the plus side, that makes it so you're not responsible for anything, so you can stop beating yourself up. But on the downside, it means you're sort of trapped. So my advice for people looking for help is to consider the biology of your brain. I couldn't think my way out of my problems... which would make sense if there was something physically wrong with my brain.

How could anyone know about such detail that happened so long ago? I keep my mind open, but it's easy to fall into these fantastic stories that prey on your mistrust of everything. It's also just as easy to believe that people have made this stuff up because they are trying to escape the mundane realities of the world. True or not, I think there are a lot more important things to worry about these days, that we do have evidence for. Look up fluoride on this site, for instance. (Although, I'm glad he does point out aspartame.) I'll save this text for when I'm in the mood for fiction, whether it was intentionally written as such or not. I mean geez, another person who points out the vaguely owl-shaped thing in the corner of a one dollar bill? Yeah, I'm sure the Illuminati feels oh so clever that they were able to sneak in a microscopic blob representing their faith, which could also be mistaken for an accidental crosshatch that looks like nothing.