http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
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It's not that you don't comprehend what's laid out before you, or that you're unable to process. It's all about what you're to live up to, your position, an identity created by the expectations of your affiliation.
If the answer to any question requires a leap of faith, is it really an answer at all?
It's not that you don't comprehend what's laid out before you, or that you're unable to process. It's all about what you're to live up to, your position, an identity created by the expectations of your affiliation.