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Controversial Opinion: Moby Dick by Hermann Melville

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I contest that Moby Dick written by Herman Melville contains more wisdom in it than Leo’s entire channel. Anyone who has read this book, let’s discuss. 

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Why dont you go discuss it on a Moby Dick forum then? If you want to talk to us, thats not how you do it.

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@Sandroew It's okay. No need to pounce on him.


You are God. You are Truth. You are Love. You are Infinity.

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Everyone learns different. Some people learn more from x over y. I have been wanting to learn more from classic literature as well lately. 

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It's the best book I've ever read.

However, I wouldn't go so far as to say it's superior to Actualized.org.

What I particularly appreciate about Moby-Dick is its exploration of determinism and fate.


"Yes, everything is predetermined." - Ramana Maharshi

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People who read my comments probably noticed i had my panties stuck in my crack lately. Im gonna slow down with the comments until i work this out.

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Did you read Jed McKenna's books or did you arrive at this through some other means 

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Tell me, what’s do profound about Moby’s Dick? Give me your best argument. I’ll wait. 


“Our most valuable resource is not time, but rather it is consciousness itself. Consciousness is the basis for everything, and without it, there could be no time and no resource possible. It is only through consciousness and its cultivation that one’s passions, one’s focus, one’s curiosity, one’s time, and one’s capacity to love can be actualized and lived to the fullest.” - r0ckyreed

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