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13: Different World Is Beside

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Mankind, at the moment, — it's a cancerous tumor, on the body of the Earth, a parasite... Collective unconscious — "humanity — king over animals", — is not true. We not only do not yield to microparasites, but also surpass all the complex forms of helminths. Humanity only sucks off useful substances from all over the planet, and in return allocates toxins and pesticides, almost completely striking the structure/organism of the cell/organism of the planet..Humanity — cancer, colony of worms. The tumor-infection infected almost the entire organism of the planet, and toxins do their thing. Therefore, most countries that call themselves "developed" do not really meet the elementary criteria for stable development of the species, and moreover — are even larger sinks of the resources of the planet, and in fact, may qualify for the rank of those developing countries.Although, in reality, the effects of chaos on other territories are equivalent to the consequences of the existence of "developed" states of human parasites. And any replicas of "consciousness", "culture", "civilization" and "development" of the human species — do not correspond to reality in the realm of collective-unconscious suicide and the killing of other earthlings.In the end, helminthic cancer kills the carrier and dies itself, because in the natural ecosystem — there is no dominant species and every fact of abuse of one type over the other — leading to regulatory extinction. Do you still believe that everything around is true? Different World Is Beside but it's In Shadow... It's time to see what we have now and what we will have tomorrow.

297 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 20, 2018

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