COMMENT [618]

I’m into the history about the origins of existence, such as, the first people to ever walk the Earth, what the first language was, the origins of the Sun, Moon and the Universe — that kind of highly compelling history that rally makes you examine reality to the fullest extent possible, which to me is the most significant kind of history; not petty bullcrap about nationality and flags and country and all of that politicized civic jurisprudence, even though studying various aspects of some of these things in a certain capacity could help uncover alot of historically significant aspects that can date back to highly interesting origins.

I’m more into the real origins of things from Eons ago, and one thing i’ve learned from history is that the priority becomes, at some point, to study history to actually then make and create history because there is alot of work still to be done, and alot of fxxking silly now-a-days garbage that still needs changing and revolutionizing. So we must learn history to create history, not be like some folks to sit around and mope about petty superficial foolishness, since this doesn’t make progress — this is why i’m enormously RELIGIOUS because i’m about GOD, and about life on earth getting back to number 1, the 1st class foundation, and knowing that there is only, 1 original, responsible for 1 vision shared by 1 unison of people on this one-of-a-kind earth, and this original I speak of, is the 1 true GOD.

So all of my prospective about history is to learn more about the origins, and to learn more about GOD first, and about the origins of all life. Fuck race, “race” can suck my shoe; what we see now as “race” has been corrupted by the stupidity of man, so this is redundant and has been for a long fucking time. I’m about the first truth, i.e the root of existence.

I dear say, creative minds learn history to make history, not just to commercialize and “repeat” history like some fool on some media-monetized-marketing-abomination :D.