Duncan Cary Palmer on Nostr: nostr:nevent1qqsxtex5uvcd8fwqmyl2qxxcwtsjjsy3rlv3j3xccanpuhp7ftqdygs0sd3uq

quoting nevent1q…d3uq

The man who finds It doesn't want the corruption. The natural man accepts the corruption by default, because he knows nothing else.

The man who finds It understands Its purpose, and wants nothing but to be completely immersed by It and learn everything he can about It. The natural man thinks it's a cult or something worse.

The man who finds It wants to share it with everyone he knows. He wants to help every person he comes across to understand it like he does. Not because he wants something for himself, but because he is completely convinced that It will save them, improve their lives, and change the world.

The man who finds It must temper himself when the natural man rejects it. Not everyone is ready for It, and so must make the Journey to accept it or fall to the corruption.

The man who finds It must accept that there are those who have even corrupted It. So much so that the natural man will assume that It is inherently corrupt, not that there are those who would use It to gain some advantage.

It's interesting how similar finding Bitcoin is to finding Jesus.