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Reason to Believe - Rabbi Dr. David Gottlieb
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the title of my book is reason to
believe and there are many people who
feel the whole project of giving reasons
for belief is suspect either it's
superfluous or it's dangerous emunah
pewter simple commitment and belief is
the foundation of the Jewish people has
been for thousands of years and looking
for reasons makes it sound like it won't
up shooter by itself isn't enough which
they think is wrong and if you're
looking for reasons that the reasons
aren't so stronger they come under
attack then you can retroactively Lee
become doubtful about what you are
committed to they would prefer that we
should avoid looking for reasons our by
hero said clearly that one needs an
intellectual defense of the turret let
me share with you some classical sources
which expressed this point of view the
namib starts the mr. Turner with the
words is so dire so does the Armada Hawk
Mo's foundation of foundations and the
pillar of all wisdoms later to know xie
xie Matsui Rishon there's a first being
who Montse called him so he gives
existence to everything that is this
Halloween so Misha Marvel arts min but
much mayhem but I'm so LM happy to see
macho he's responsible for the existence
of everything it is to know knowledge
doesn't mean just believing not even
believing because it inspires you or
makes you feel at one with the universe
- no means to have reasons now some of
you are aware that the safer of mitzvahs
is tad so for the first mitzvah the
missile aha I mean that's the standard
translation well there are two things to
say about that first of all of Heller
Hill
before the war who learned Arabic and
rough kappa today say it's
mistranslation let's say for bid sir
should also say they got and furthermore
even if it was that I mean the mr toura
comes after the safer missiles which
would be needy change his mind but the
bottom-line commitment of the Rambam is
to not to know and to know means to have
reason there I'm Kyle starts the dare
Hashem with the words call he misses me
sir l sorry Shia I mean VA de every
Jewish person has to believe and know
he's leaves no doubt about it
knowing is in addition to believing she
a Shama to be shown Catwoman it's Lea
there is a first being that without
beginning and eternal boohoo she him to
Co mom she called Mincy Matthias who ll
Carrboro who he is the one responsible
for existence beginning in the Terra
Cotta Hashem is patterned on the Soviet
era to rumba first parrot is almost a
summary of the the Soviet era and he
says again and he says yeah I mean VI de
so yeah that means to have reason
there's a Gomorrah brofist Martin at
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draw hi Curtis both was speaking to the
Jew
study with all your heart and all your
soul to know my ways with a skull doubt
I'll say to Rossi plant yourself and the
doors of my Torah the turtle Rossi
believe called guard miter in your heart
then I get an F of T Rossi your might go
all of me and fear of me should be be in
front of your eyes more people recall
hate guard to Malcolm walls from all sin
the tire of a cat's before we call -
maja bone purify yourself a sanctify
yourself from all guilt and all
transgression Vani area in for Pocomoke
woman I'll be with you everywhere no one
could possibly have any doubts that
that's a prescription to be a perfect to
study Torah me tire yourself guard
yourself against any transgression
year of a chef in front of your eyes
continuously that's what their be mayor
said now listen to the marshal come on
boo hoo ah ha ha Qabbani busy commercial
Cosmo a pillow seat pepillo so FEMA for
lote the this culinary mayor's words is
as the godly philosophers wrote the high
of call Adam lahaska PA Diaz mitts you
so that do so be a hall table hideous
truffle and every person is obligated to
understand my skill with the seho with
your mind to know God's existence and
unity and power and knowing his ways to
Fiat seclorum
according to a person's intellectual
abilities I shall p.m. honest a nuva
Vitara of course the guideline has to be
our movement and the Torah Oh Masha dear
hello this is low
show naked taurus a dogged osha anything
that in his investigations appears to
him to be against the Torah then law
yeah I mean bro he shouldn't believe it
Vizsla had avocado he should attribute
it to the weakness of his intellect
possession already mayor more behold
above call the das darf I am a chamois
man attempts amo face from knowing the
ways of Hashem he will find a proof
limit to you so do so via halt o for
proof for his existence and his oneness
and his power to Avada Kedavra god oh
that is a great thing it's my shot
talking not from the rishonim in in
Spain Keegan's they are especially
beneficial said Welsh availa also wanted
to be able to prove the fundamentals of
a Munna when he said one De Niro as
professor just careful to play it
yourself of the doors of the Torah make
sure that your you have a gather that
you shouldn't trip over the line but
you're investing yourself to understand
it with the safe then there's ash Law
College this law kodesh in the Saruman
orient the first Osama Morris the first
my
my rights as follows sure Rashad varam
who cherish a Russian the the root of
all of the whole outlook via dr. Hayashi
Mostel of F of Hashem who a lucky should
know and put on your heart that Hashem
is God wrote solo man you dear believed
by her saga
Moxie's knowledge in the heart with an
understanding of proof no SAFF
AHA Kabbalah mid-side of assault in
addition to the tradition that he has
received from his ancestors
kasha here it was a bow causal Volvo's
Bashara effort because of others since
introduction talks about the application
of everyone to know in an intellectual
fashion and the schwa quotes him with
approval and he says this is the chat
napo's like that SL okay Aviva
righto um I know South Armagh she'll
hook by immunity Lucas believe believe
Co meets adavi her in addition to the
belief you had in the cottage borrow
food that you research received from
your father
Dino cabal the issue finish that's the
masala that came down person-by-person
da acaba ax Muhammad odd huh saga you
should know it yourself
on the basis of your of your own
understanding so I suggest to you that
if we have there on bum and there are
mountain my sure unless lon orbital
bubbles this can't be a foreign idea it
can't be a suspicious idea an idea that
we have to avoid and not be contaminated
with that once you have an intellectual
basis for one's beliefs now many people
have written about this and many people
take approaches which vary with their
background and their interest and
there's a harsh lava between the various
different approaches my goal is to reach
someone who is completely outside reason
to believe is written for someone with
no Jewish background and no Jewish
commitments and it's written the two
halves the first 70 pages are a summary
of the argument in four chapters anyone
with a high school education and who's
capable of paying it
that's a strong limitation I realize
it's capable of paying attention can
read the first 70 pages and get the gist
of the argument the next 230 pages are
the same four chapters over again in
great detail with lots of footnotes to
technical literature and sometimes
scientific literature and philosophical
literature and the kinds of questions
that come up I've been here for seven
thirty-seven years and thousands of
students have come through it some of
them haven't been very bright and very
inquisitive and has good cassius and I
changed my position over and over again
because they required me to rethink what
I was doing it's an attempt to present a
fairly complete picture of how to argue
the case the argument is based on four
pillars one of method and three of
content I'll outline them through
briefly and then I'll take you through
one in some detail some detail so 640
the first pillar is a question of of
method when you're trying to convince
yourself or someone else or something
how much do you need for it to be
reasonable to make up your mind and
commit yourself there is a standard
that's very popular there's a word that
people use in this context all the time
and that's the word proof you say you
know it prove it I think that the idea
of proof is a mistake it's a tragic
desperate mistake in all of life in all
areas of inquiry proof is not the right
thing to be looking for because proof
means something that's absolute certain
necessary positive infallible it has to
be 100% when you try to provide a proof
all the critic has to do is exercise
imagination if you can imagine any way
in which it's possible that what you say
is mistaken you haven't got a proof a
proof has to knock out all other
possibilities if you can imagine a
possibility you haven't removed you have
it opposed
you don't have a proof it attempted to
provide a proof all the critic has to do
is imagine some way you could be wrong
maybe it was visitors from outer space
maybe I maybe was leprechauns do you
know there are no leprechauns can you
prove there no leprechauns Pixies you
know trolls and if so you haven't got a
proof it's the wrong project proof is
the wrong project that's why I called my
book reason to believe you can have
reason enough to believe something
reason enough to be justified and
accepting it and committing yourself to
it without having proof let me give you
an example did you're all familiar with
do you know who your parents are how do
you know they told you and you trust
them how cute you know there are
children who are adopted and the parents
don't tell them you know that does
happen can you prove it didn't happen to
you
they just kept it a secret from you so
you say I did a DNA check well first of
all I know you did not and second of all
so what if you did maybe they paid off
the lab to lie to you about the results
you know that's not so have you proved
it know that hope nobody now goes home
and says boy you just relieved me a
ballista for keeping our name because I
don't know who my parents are so how do
I know I shall be me on top of that I
hope you understand you're perfectly
justified in trusting your parents
you've tested yourself their reliability
on thousands of issues that they
discussed with you you've observed their
behaviour you've served their meetups
the fact that it's possible you're wrong
doesn't take away your knowledge it
doesn't take away the appropriateness of
your commitment to your belief and your
practice on the basis of that piece of
information when you live in life and
you make decisions none of your
decisions is going to be based on
absolute proof you choose a profession
do you know that twenty years from now
that profession will exist when I left
Hopkins they were talking about giving
an education to train a person for a
multi professional career because it's
very unlikely when
a student graduates the age of 22 is
gonna work till the age of 60 that'll be
in the same profession for 40 years so
you have to prepare them for shifting
professions you don't know whether
whether this profession will exist you
don't know whether you'll be a success
you have evidence you have probability
you have likelihood you have experience
you've taken counsel with people who are
there that senior your qualifications
and then you make your decision is that
blind is this just blind faith is this
arbitrary cuz you're just a well it
flipped a coin of course not you gather
information you think about it you
discuss it with people and you come up
with the best probability that you can
get and that's how you go same is true
with marriage those we were married
already know that
and those you're aren't you need to know
it you'll never be certain that it will
work or that'll eat work easily it needs
ask anybody go ends up getting divorced
and he'll tell you I also thought it was
going to work it happens so but that
doesn't mean you go in blind you examine
examine the background you consult with
your parents and your friends and your
teachers so that you make the best
possible choice that's what it means to
have reason to believe that reason to
believe means to have is not evidence to
make a reasonable decision without
looking for proof proof is a mistake
then you have to check the evidence I
have three pillars on which I rest the
evidence for the Torah is that all that
could be said other people say other
things and that could be taken into
account as well but I have three pillars
that I rest on one is in learn in from
me talking from he saw both in you
solving the prediction of the the Corbin
the disaster
the destruction the exile the scatter
worldwide scatter survival and return
those predictions are ones which at the
time would have been very unlikely to
become to come true they don't fit with
the human experience historically up
until that time so that someone reading
the prediction would say this is utterly
disconnected from reality
there's no reason whatsoever to think
this will ever come true and it all came
true I document this a great
detail so that you have a prediction
which everybody else thinks is
disconnected from reality and we put it
forward when it comes true it counts in
favor of us and against them making a
true prediction which other people
discount is one of the ways in which you
gather in evidence credibility for your
position that's the scientific method
oversimplify but that's what they say so
that being the case the the prediction
of conquest and exile and survival
unreturned marry Turin I don't say that
it happens completely yet after all
Roe of Israel I'm not out of muscle the
myths of Salinas for all rights are not
hide there I say yet but even this is
something which had never happened in
all of human history and it could be the
beginning of could be might be think of
the order in this Rona s ray of the
brothels which is due tomorrow Magilla
which is at least one way which could
happen and keep its Koleos comes first
mushiya comes last so there's no
question if this could be and could that
be depending upon how we live up to the
challenges that the photograph was
putting in front of us yeah that's one
pill the second pillar is the survival
of the Jewish people for three thousand
three hundred years which is without
precedent and our parallel in all of
human history all ancient cultures have
disappeared where they have been
modified and shifted to such an extent
that the originals wouldn't recognize
what people are doing today as a
continuation of what they were doing the
only culture that can claim to go back
three thousand three hundred or eight
hundred years to Avraham Avinu
is us and we have lived under every
possible historical condition it there's
no such thing as a real controlled
experiment in history but we're the
closest thing to it we have survived
under every conceivable kind of
condition tiny minority oppressed madama
large minority in the tribe having
freedom and our own self direction in
Eretz Israel being conquered and taking
off into exile coming back and
rebuilding but with scattered community
elsewhere going through a second
disaster being in an exile
1,900 years with no central authority no
central central population we have
existed in conditions as widely diverse
as any more widely diverse than any
other nation or any other culture and we
have continued to exist there's no
remotely plausible natural explanation
for that I go through that in great
detail in my book and in the appendices
some of which are on my website because
the publisher gave me only a hundred
thousand words which came out three
hundred pages and there are extras extra
material on the website as well as a
second area of evidence which I think
can't be explicate be answered and it
can't be overcome
it cannot be accepted without
understanding that this Gothic practice
and Kleiss realm which enables us to
survive the third pillar is Naaman rc9 I
argue that we have I had a good reason
greatly adequate reason to believe that
mama Dracaena is a real historical event
not a myth like some of the other
ancient cultures had myths about their
origins and their histories in our case
it's a real historical event and we have
adequate reason to believe it now I want
to outline for you in the next 15
minutes how that reason works ancient
peoples and modern peoples have stories
about their histories what has happened
to them over hundreds of years or
thousands of years stories are many
different kinds some stories involve the
histories of heroes or villains or
groups that did outstanding things
people went to discovered new areas or
people
created a certain type of Agriculture or
they've had Wars successful Wars
unsuccessful Wars there are lots of
different stories that they have many of
them are myths many of them involve
supernatural stories fantasies which we
know are not true and are accepted today
is untrue because of their origins
because of the type of stories that they
are that means people in their picture
their own history have false stories
myths they believe that but they're not
true and there are many different types
but not every different type there's a
particular type of story which in my
investigation no one has ever accepted
when it's not true no one has ever made
a mistake about this particular type of
story I mean Chinese people and people
in Indonesia and people in Nigeria and
people in in Alaska and people in Los
Angeles well maybe they're an exception
who knows maybe they're on drugs I don't
know and people in London know where do
you have people who have accepted a
false story of this one particular type
people make lots and lots of mistakes
but they don't make every kind of
mistake there's one kind of mistake that
they don't make what mistake is that
it's where you have a national tradition
this is a story that's accepted by the
nation the tradition describes the
history of that nation itself it
describes an event that took place which
everyone in the nation experienced
directly not so-and-so went off to a
mountain it came back and told us what
happened to him but everybody
experienced it directly and it's the
kind of event that you would expect
people to remember because it's it's an
event that moves people people observed
solar eclipses everybody saw at the same
time almost no one made records of it
because it didn't mean anything
life went on after the solar eclipse
just as it had been before the solar
eclipse and therefore it wasn't it
wasn't meaningful or significant
an event which is described by the
nation in terms of its own history where
some time in the past all the people in
the nation at that time exert observed
it directly and it's a meaningful event
event that's powerful never once do you
have a tradition like that that we know
is false what kind of traditions am I
talking about
well traditions of war in particular
traditions of defeat in war because if
you're defeated it means the enemy comes
in and he breaks down the walls of your
cities and he loots your your Treasuries
and he takes off your able young people
as slaves and he sets up tax collectors
everybody in the defeated nation knows
that firsthand no one has to be told
about it or pestilence when you had the
black theft in Europe in ten years
thirty percent of Europe died everybody
knew that people were dying people were
dying everywhere at the same time wasn't
a question of reading about it in the
later account everybody knew it from
firsthand experience you have
technological adventures it's not the
country was a nation's history we'll say
that it's such and such a time someone
invented the bow and arrow and it was
such an effective weapon that everybody
got through and everybody was trained to
use them at our armies they are after
use them and well there aren't in their
in their battles that's a national
that's a tradition of the kind that I'm
talking about or a migration we were
living in a certain area and we came
under attack and we picked up the move
to another area
these are traditions of the type that
I'm talking about my term for them is
any T National experiential tradition
now I did some surveys of ancient myths
and I found there are myths about many
different subjects but not a single one
of this type not a single case where a
nation has a myth which says three
hundred years ago something happened to
the whole nation at that time everybody
experienced it directly it was an
important significant event and this
story is false there's not a single one
that's known to be false anywhere in the
world but the I read every myth in a
story of this
everywhere in the world no but I read a
lot and I had this has been up on the
net for more than eight years and I had
a lot of aggressive bitter dead
irritated critics who were sure that I
were wrong and they brought me rafts of
examples and when you examine each
example carefully you see that it
doesn't fit the conditions that I'm
describing there is a Native American
tribe which has as this part of its
historical records a national
revelations national revelation but God
speaks to the whole people so someone
wrote this to me and said come on
this is hid in spades it's exactly your
story you don't believe it happened but
it's exactly your story one of my
students investigated and he found out
that the story goes like this
the story says there was tried a and the
God spoke to all of tribe a every last
man woman and child and then everyone in
tribe a died no survivors and then the
priests have tried be told tried be
about what happened to tribe a well um
that's not what we're talking about
we're talking about where it's a story
about what happened to your own
ancestors not to somebody else's being
sisters you have anti-semitism at the
semis made up vicious stories of our
Jews these people are deeply prejudiced
and most of them are not too bright
though there were some with it
university education and Prejudice then
they have a great deal of benefit for
making up these stories about Jews what
kind of stories that they make um blood
lighters the Jews use the plot of a
Christian child for matzo tsampa on
Pesach was the story that on February
16th at high noon the whole Jewish
population 2,000 people came down to the
market overwhelmed the local Christians
took off a child by force and took them
away it is not a single story like that
not one the story is a child went
disappeared disappeared went missing a
Christian child what happened to him we
know what happened to him the Jews took
him for the Marxist
but it wasn't in public it wasn't they
it's pretty not even a town and
experienced it because because you can't
make up a story like that because
everybody knows it's not true the Jews
control international banking is that
because every year they have a
convention at Waldorf Astoria and they
inviting all the press and they
announced the program for the next year
of bilking the world out of its money no
not exactly
it's all done behind Bob behind behind
closed doors it's all done in secret
because then nobody knows the Germans
had a peek to a an expression after the
first world war the Jews cost us the war
you know what their expression was they
stamped us in the back that's right
because you don't see when somebody
steps in the back the claim is they did
it in such a way that we couldn't see
correct because if you said they did it
where you could see no one will believe
it the fact is these kinds of stories
don't get accepted now the backbone of
my argument is a survey that I have made
of ancient myths if you're talking about
intuition I think there's a strong
intuition here imagine trying to sell it
to a group magic coming to a group and
telling to tell you them 200 years ago
all of your ancestors suffered from a
nationwide earthquake half the
population was was killed in the
earthquake and had to rebuild although
all the habitations and they don't know
anything about it are they gonna listen
to you they'll say you're talking about
a giant disaster everyone would remember
that that's not the sort of thing people
are going to forget
that's an intuition it's not the kind of
story that you can sell but you can't
prove anything within intuition because
someone else will say you're talking
about ancient times you're talking about
people who didn't have the modern
understanding they didn't have modern
skepticism maybe you could convince them
maybe if the priest says so and he
thinks that he has that he has
supernatural powers there they will
believe it won't believe the only way to
make a convincing argument I I believe
is to do the survey which I did and
check and see whether there's a single
example of such a story accepted by any
nation in anywhere in the world if there
isn't then we have
reason based on human experience that's
called empirical for the aficionados of
philosophical terminology it means a
knowledge based on experience on
observation on looking at the world and
see how the world runs to say that we
made up this story would be to say that
something happened to the Jews that has
never been known to happen anywhere else
in the world ever that's a wild excuse
that's a person who's really in love
with cheeseburgers to say that this
happened and we have never had it happen
ever before ever before now I want to
say tell you what the net the very
popular objection is to what I'm saying
and then I'll show you that I've already
covered it and not only finished with my
time The Critic will say rabbi you're so
naive almost childish you're telling me
the traditions like this can't go wrong
I can imagine many ways in which such a
tradition could go wrong the priests
feed mescal into the population and put
them into a frenzy and and tell them and
they trust them or the army decides that
it wants to change the history of the
nation so the army kills out all the
history teachers have put soldiers in
his history teachers and the children
are brought up with a brand-new a
brand-new understanding of their history
which is completely false and they
believe it because that's what they were
taught or less fanciful and more
academic is something called myth
formation where something happens it's a
big event natural event that has a big
impact on the people maybe it's a
volcanic eruption and the stories told
from generation to generation and in
each generation they change it a little
bit in ways that aren't really obvious
and to supplement a pay attention to and
after 300 years the story changes very
considerably and it could change into
one of these national experiential
traditions why not I don't see why you
think rabbi this earthy can't go wrong
now it's almost the end of a Tanis and
duplicity all day and if you refresher
you've already caught the answer my
change of vocabulary but let me put it
in formal terms I want to speak to the
critic as I said sir critic I'd like you
to clarify one thing in your remarks are
you claiming that your scenario the
priests the army
the myth formation where things change
over time and you claiming that your
scenario is possibly the origin of the
belief in Sinai or probably the origin
possibly or probably which is it that
you are that you are trying to support
if he says it is claiming that it's
possible the answer is I told you at the
very beginning is I give it to you
anything's possible I'm not out to
eliminate all alternative possibilities
I don't live in terms of possibilities
and neither do you
you live in terms of probabilities you
don't live in terms of possibilities
possibilities are unending
you don't take them into account you
want to know what there's good reason to
worry about what there's good reason to
trust so if you're telling me it's
possible I give it to you and it's
irrelevant what's your alternative
you're gonna tell me it's probable now
let's see
you're telling me my tradition probably
came from one of these scenarios that
can produce false traditions tell me
have you ever seen one of your scenarios
work in all of human history you have
one example where your scenario actually
produced a false tradition and the
answer is no because we have no recorded
false traditions at all
so our haskovo karma we don't have a
tradition that a scenario that produced
the false tradition so there are no
examples of false traditions if there
are no examples then you can't tell me
that your scenario is probable kids say
self this probabilistic so then you're
stuck the fact that we don't have any
such scenarios on record means that it's
not probable that it came to any natural
means not probable that it came to any
natural means then the whole experience
of the world is is on our side it gives
us adequate reason to believe that this
tradition is correct I see that I have
three more minutes I'll say one more
thing there is a an expression that
people use extraordinary claims require
extraordinary evidence that's
extraordinarily vague but there is a
certain sense to it if you're saying
something happen there isn't common
experience
familiar you need more the average
amount of evidence and someone will say
you're describing a miracle all the
traditions that you talked about
traditions about wars and traditions
about pestilence and traditions about
migrations the traditions about
technological invention those are
traditions about natural things happened
and you're talking about a supernatural
thing happen isn't there a gap between
the evidence was based on the natural on
the one hand and the claim that you're
making about something super - on the
other hand and the answer is yes there
is a cap but we can cross the gap and
the reason we can cross the gap is
because you have to think how reasonable
is it to be opposed to miracles what are
we reasonable for a person to say I
believe in the natural world I believe
in the laws of nature I believe in what
science teaches and nothing else I'm not
going to consider anything else it's
outside of my universe I believe only in
the natural world is that reasonable
well suppose somebody said that 600
years ago with Copernicus came along and
said I have a new idea and it violates
your picture of nature what's he going
to say no siree
nothing violates my picture of nature my
picture of nature is absolutely run
outside by picture of nature another
thing to you how will you ever learn
that your picture of nature is
inadequate and needs to be changed if
you're going to be in principle opposed
to something that violates your picture
of nature that's a dead end that's a
recipe for stasis we're never making any
progress the great revolutions of
science were made by people who said
your picture how the world works is
wrong it's not a correct picture now how
much do you need to get something to
shake your pecks your picture of the
world you need good testimony need
somebody to say listen this was tried
this was absurd
this was was practiced and you have to
rethink even if you can't repeat it
the ancient Chinese observed a nova
explosion they observed the explosion of
a star in the sky where blazed for a few
months and then disappeared according to
the Greeks nothing at the sky ever
changes ever
it's absolutely fixed eternal constant
nothing can change in the sky there's no
change of phenomena in the sky
imagine a Greek meaning a Chinese system
you know the sky's a dynamic place
things happen things changed the Greek
says you're nuts Aristotle taught us
that the Stars never change said well
was Aristotle ever in China maybe he
didn't see the stars that we see and in
hard case one of the sighs disappeared
could the Greek possibly learn to change
his mind
he could touch quiz the China
how intelligent is he how self critical
is he in fact in China they had star
charts they made star charts of the
heavens and they were extremely accurate
there were no star charts in Greece just
in China
so as it is you know maybe he's right
maybe I do have to change my mind I'm
the basis of a single observation which
can't be repeated you can't manufacture
Nova explosions of stars can't do that
in a laboratory they saw it and the
Greeks didn't see it still still they
saw it maybe so I suggest to you that
the reliability of our testimony the
fact that all of human experience
supports the reliability of our
testimony that's something which gives
you adequate reason to accept that
something happy which may force you to
change your picture of how the world
works but am i the book is my
contribution to the on-going debates
that take place also we have found those
of us who write really trying to reach
outside us and be much beyond them we
find that people are inside who damage
that absolutely chorus and they say they
have Icarus in the mirror it helps
people also see the basis the Sun of the
foundations of which their mood can be
based and then hopefully if you live up
to their on bong Holland am I sure and
the Schloss above us that we will live
with adequate reason to believe
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