Unified Theory of Fiction & Non-fiction. There is a crisis regarding religion believers and non-believers about not understanding metaphors. This often results in violence, hate, and even terrorism, crusades, and warfare between groups.
-
Unified Theory Fiction & Non-Fiction @lemm.ee RoundSparrow @ .ee @lemm.ee Do you believe in Satan as a non-fiction character? "Unified Theory of Fiction and NonFiction" <<< the crisis of Bible verse "1 John 4:20" education and understanding of science fiction characters
Known problem for 2000 years, documented in "1 John 4:20" from the Levant Bible science-fiction storybook
Unified Theory of Fiction & Non-fiction. There is a crisis regarding religion believers and non-believers about not understanding metaphors. This often results in violence, hate, and even terrorism, crusades, and warfare between groups.
-
Unified Theory Fiction & Non-Fiction @lemm.ee RoundSparrow @ .ee @lemm.ee "The New Torches of Freedom" 2025, supplanting Easter Sunday Parade of 31 March 1929. Support Malala, support women, support girls!
United / Unified Theory of Fiction and Non-Fiction
- Stature of Liberty is FICTION
- Edward Bernays / psychology psychiatry exploiter and manipulator Dr. Abraham Brill Easter Sunday 1929 is FICTION against women
- This photograph is NON-FICTION (except... "Yeah that's just a dude in a burkha who doesn't want to get identified I think.")
- Malala's education of women and girls is NON-FICTION over fiction-run Taliban society
-
Unified Theory Fiction & Non-Fiction @lemm.ee RoundSparrow @ .ee @lemm.ee "Freedom of Speech", "Free Speech" :: what is forbidden in society, what is outlawed, what is illegal speech. "Every society honors its live conformists, and its dead troublemakers. An artist usually"
Egoism / Egomania is what makes forbidden communications
"Every society honors its live conformists, and its dead troublemakers. An artist usually has no friends except other artists, and usually they do not like his work." - “The Neurotic’s Notebook” by Mignon McLaughlin in 1963. McLaughlin worked as a writer and editor at magazines such as “The Atlantic Monthly”, “Glamour”, and “Vogue” for decades from the 1940s to the 1970s.