Debating a human rights activist
You: hmmm I don't see life that way. I don't rely on others to get things done. I work constantly to fix that which you think cannot be fixed
Stranger: Define ‘that which you think cannot be fixed’
You: I did with a smiley face :\
Stranger: Ah, cure death?
You: yeah why not? that is what I meaning by locking your mind.... and why i told you we are not in the same wave lol
Stranger: I guess you’re right. I see no need to cure death. I’m sure it’s possible, but why do it? It doesn’t hold much value to me, but it can to you. And good for you that it does. If that’s what makes you happy. Or, even if it’s not what makes you happy. If you think that’s what’s right, or that’s what must be done. Or perhaps that you just want to unlock the full potential of the human mind. As long as you’re not hurting too many people while you go, that’s fine.
Stranger: Hell, not just fine. It’s great. If you’re experiencing your life, or perhaps infinite life if you do what you set out to achieve the way you want to experience it, good.
You: I am not a goald driving person. I have a path, who knows if I can make it there. I hope I can, it would be nice to explore the universe
Stranger: Forgive me if I keep making wrong assumptions, I’m simply trying to understand. Is it that you simply that you crave knowledge?
Stranger: I use to w word simply too kuch
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In 2016, Donald J. Trump won the presidency of the United States. One of his more controversial and catchy promises he made during his campaign was to build a long wall along our southern border. The message resonated with many people around the country. It created both loyal fans and angry enemies.
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