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Silly us! Therefore, enlightenment didn't actually enlighten
anyone; it only made them remember what they already knew.
Nobody, past, present or future, ever had to live without
enlightenment, they, in a very roundabout way CHOSE to live

without it. A very silly and ironic choice. They did so because it
would mean more to have it after not having it than it meant to
have it all along. Therefore, it was a benefit to lose it. It was
God's great cosmological practical joke. It worked, too. Now,
enlightenment was common knowledge and everyone saw the
immense wisdom of God's master plan and sang God's praises
for all eternity. There is nothing like a great comeback to swing
mass opinion.







The Drunk Monk Bible, 'BeerQuest', ends with the following
words:




Celebrate Fate



Philosophers would all conflate,
hypothesize, mull, speculate,
hold seminars, discuss, debate,
too impotent to get things straight.
Proud ignorance would not abate,
poor heathen un-initiate
who questioned God


Allan R. Emery 187
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