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I had to act "anger" today.

That's not necessarily easy because I'm not a particularly angry person. I just don't see the value in it.

Plenty do.

That's not to say I cannot get animated enough for some fuckwit to accuse me of anger if it suits their tactical purposes. There is a certain level of moron that will never know the difference. 

It is the same level as, say, the half-wit who thinks Brexit it is a bad idea, but can't articulate why.

Or thinks that cannabinoids should be legalised because they've never seen the people its gateway has destroyed. The sort of people who are short on experience, short on  memory, short on IQ, or simply opinionated and dis or mis informed. 

In the worst-case scenario, they are angry and malevolent - the very name-calling they accuse others of so, so early, I save till last. 

That is because I believe I can help them with the other things but I must  also accept who they are. And if what they are reaches a level of purity in its anger and malevolence, then even I know my limitations. An act of charity from me at this point will not be seen for what it is. 

And the fact is, at the risk of arrogance, if I'm not going to bother with them I can pretty much guarantee that nobody else is either.

Those broken people perpetuate.
Believe it or not, they even reproduce.

And they reinforce their own misinforcements.

Of course I broke up laughing in my challenge. There was too much paradox in play for the engine not to choke. 

The fact is that people mistake the things that they see in people. They believe that their own opinion is a good enough reason to do that.

It isn't.

It is poor training, in need of correction

It is poor insight, in need of vision. 

It is poor development of skills and a lack of credentials

But they stand amongst us, eating with us, drinking with us, as equals 

Are you going to tell them? No,  you're too scared. 

All the information you need is written in the face of the person you are almost certainly looking at at the time.

It's a code.

And it requires a big part of the brain apportioned to its recognition.
You need to be a superscanner to communicate properly. 

A fancy imaging machine  will tell you how far you are on with that. But they won't book a session No.
They'll assume they're doing just great.

The sort of people I'm talking about would take decades to develop that muscle.

But they are not getting any younger.

The fact is that it is a code.

It's written behind the eyes.

Start learning now and in 30 years... come back... for a conversation.

But of course by then, you won't need to even speak, before it is clear if you can handle it.

So do the wise thing.

Give up now.

And open your mind  instead.