The VOID

it makes no difference who he works for! lol

I know someone who was diagnosed with "laughing depression" or smiling depression.

Those who are most surprised to realize they're experiencing some form of depression are those suffering from “smiling depression.” Most people haven’t even heard of the term. The definition of smiling depression is: appearing happy to others, literally smiling, while internally suffering with depressive symptoms. Smiling depression often goes undetected. Those suffering from it often discount their own feelings and brush them aside. They might not even be aware of their depression or want to acknowledge their symptoms due to a fear of being considered “weak.” Suicide can be a particular threat for individuals suffering with smiling depression. Typically, people suffering with classic, severe depression might have suicidal thoughts, but not the energy to act on their feelings. However, those suffering from smiling depression have the energetic ability to plan and follow through. This is why smiling depression can be more dangerous than a classic form of severe depression.
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Days after the global cinema release of the film 'Joker', the distinctive face of the titular comic-book villain began appearing in political demonstrations all over the world. It's still an underground phenomenon, but does this represent a new form of protest like the wearing of the ‘V for Vendetta’ mask?

From Chile to Lebanon, via Hong Kong and Iraq, a number of people have taken to wearing the recognisable exaggerated smile of the Joker currently portrayed in the cinema by Joaquin Phoenix in the international hit film by Todd Philipps. The face of the Joker, Batman's ultimate nemesis, has now been seen in masks, face paint and graffiti tags in global demonstrations protesting against governments.
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and without here as a reference they would be where?.

Facets of mind.

Mirrors.

The mind doesn't belong to this dimension either. It's a holographic universe.

You are just describing conciousness. The first stop is realizing it is not of place but reflects it.

You are just describing conciousness. The first stop is realizing it is not of place but reflects it.

Places are illusions. Isn't that the point?

No, reflections in all the intent(s) of the word.

What frees us?

understanding the nature of multiplicity of words as intentions or visa versa! lol

identifying the primary from the mundane(common intention). most are satisfied with the simplest form of the mundane as it is the most digestible! lol