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Greatest lies and myths: That this is 'reality'. That we have a working government. That the media isn't sex driven. That our lives are real. See: The Matrix. That we have free will. That 'affirmative action' is a good thing. That Canada is multi-cultural. That equality has, in some parts of North America, been relatively attained. That the government knows what it's doing. That voting does something.

That we don't live in the simulacrum.

But thanks for trying to slam my opinions, I'm glad we had this little chat.

garlic is high in sulfur -- joints need it to prevent arthritis (which MSM and chondroiton provide) and also keeps candida, a natural yeast in all of our bodies, in check. sugar, btw, flares up this yeast

I am proud to say I can live with out TV just fine. I can also live with a lack of internet.

Granted these are two very powerful tools in modern society that can provide not just entertainment but also provide and spread knowledge of our world, current events, answers to questions, bring up new questions and so on. The greatest achievement of man kind to me, has been the unity of many different peoples by the use of information. Never before have we been able share knowledge instantly across our globe using a network where even language isn't as large of a barrier as before.

The problem I see with TV and the internet [which go together like 2 peas in a pod], is that people are not going out and experiencing the world first hand to also aid them in making decisions. When someone gains/shares knowledge from few sources without much first hand experience, a mislead interpretation can be spawned. I am happy that the Discovery Channel, History Channel, TLC, Google, Wikipedia, and other resources that teach people about our world exist and are easily available for anyone to read/watch. You may even use books to support your point of view. That's good.

However when you come to an internet forum and share your point of view, I see an underlying flaw in most arguments. They lack experience. If anything, we should know by now that hearing a story, and seeing the story for yourself can have a drastic effect on your outcome of meaning as well as your grasp of understanding. In turn, you now have people with only 1/2 of a story and spreading it as gospel truth. This causes arguments and we all know how heated they can be. What if this argument wasn't on a dating websites forum? What if it was face-to-face...

A fine example of how misleading information can be if only gained from TV, Internet, Books is the thread about not eating meat. I see many opinions on both sides that have many good points but all too often do people quote from resources such as a PETA website or a book that is written by a vegan as to why people should not eat meat. They get biased information and preach it as unwaivering truth. Without getting into this debate here, the point is, if you really want to convince me that eating meat is bad, then tell me where I can go or what I can do so I can see for myself the problems with it. I have been to many dairy farms [first hand experience], as well as learned about the industry through resources on both sides of the argument. By doing this I get both sides to this story and, then I can make a truly educated decision on my personal diet.

I guess the point of my post is that as great as TV, the internet, and books are, people need to get out there in the world and learn through first hand experience. If this post didn't really make much sense, I'm sorry. I just woke up :p

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