What would happen if we were to realize that we are eternal beings engaged in a brief mortal existence? While we while claim myriad differences, for the most part, humans come from the womb in two basic models.
Our lives can be measured from the standpoint of two dimensions -- where we came from and where we are now. For…
What would happen if we were to realize that we are eternal beings engaged in a brief mortal existence? While we while claim myriad differences, for the most part, humans come from the womb in two basic models.
Our lives can be measured from the standpoint of two dimensions -- where we came from and where we are now. For every ten years spent on Earth, 14.4 minutes pass from where we came. Call it The Narnia Effect.
When you get to the "no excuses zone," what sort of "life understanding" grade do you get if you can't tell a brother or a sister because of their skin color?
Aside from everything else, it doesn't seem like a particularly intelligent long-term strategy.
THE NARNIA EFFECT
What would happen if we were to realize that we are eternal beings engaged in a brief mortal existence? While we while claim myriad differences, for the most part, humans come from the womb in two basic models.
Our lives can be measured from the standpoint of two dimensions -- where we came from and where we are now. For every ten years spent on Earth, 14.4 minutes pass from where we came. Call it The Narnia Effect.
When you get to the "no excuses zone," what sort of "life understanding" grade do you get if you can't tell a brother or a sister because of their skin color?
Aside from everything else, it doesn't seem like a particularly intelligent long-term strategy.