"The friend of my enemy is me"

You have no friends and no enemies; only teachers.

-random Buddhist meme

@bigdogg said
For most Christians, that is a favorite pastime.

😆 I nearly alerted that for truth!

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Thank you. I like your variation.

@eladar said
I think your problem lies in your definition of love.

I think your problem might be your love of definitions. 😉

@kevin-eleven said
Thank you for not jabbing my post back into mine own eye, which would have been a fair thing to do.

Occasionally you make some quite incisive insightful posts. Other times less so. I try to address the content if I can.

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This is a good insight.

“There is no such thing as waste, even dung is an excellent fertiliser.”

Arthur Burt.

@divegeester said
“There is no such thing as waste, even dung is an excellent fertiliser.”

Arthur Burt.

This one's strange.

What about toxic waste? Radioactive waste? Entropy?

@bigdogg said
This one's strange.

What about toxic waste? Radioactive waste? Entropy?

It’s an observation about not regretting times in your life, not considering them as “waste”.

I thought it was obvious.

@divegeester said
It’s an observation about not regretting times in your life, not considering them as “waste”.

I thought it was obvious.

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@divegeester said
It’s an observation about not regretting times in your life, not considering them as “waste”.

I thought it was obvious.

Makes sense to me, e.g., "without that, these other things would not have happened, or I would not have developed in that or those directions."

Off on a tangent or maybe out there in the woods, I remember a line from the TV show "Robin of Sherwood": "What is woven can never be unwoven." Not directly relevant, but maybe obliquely or coming back from a different direction?