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Untrue things 

DO change people's minds Chris.
Hym "Being mean doesn't... And untrue things DO! And I don't agree that being mean doesn't change people's minds. Look at Jordan Peterson. He's ridiculous now. Can't you just admit it? Can't you just admit it just one time? You a promoting ideas that you know are not true and don't actually believe. How about this: You can't change people's mind if they are right and you are wrong. Like, you can't convince me that the Jews spoke to a reality monster. That isn't possible. There could BE one I guess and if so I'm gonna have to kill it but I highly doubt you spoke to it and it made you the boss of me forever. No amount of obfuscating what constitutes belief or God is going to bridge that divide. Chris it's just stop being mean, shut up, let us steal your shit and deny you the credit you deserve, and work a job. That's it. And for what? All to keep Kendra from having to be the whore who molested a retard instead of fucking the creator of AI? To get me to accept the untrue things you are saying as true? Or is it because you cannot accept that you are not more deserving of things that I am? You deserve less. You're contribution is worth less. And that applies to all of the YouTube filth. Mine is more. It doesn't matter how I did it. I did it."
Untrue things by Hym Iam January 9, 2025
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