Brad Webb

Wisdom. Stop speaking you must, when listening, they are not.

This retelling of the timeless classic into a semi-musical is incredible. The performances are superb. The original music and the singing convey the raw emotions of the story. It's criminally underrated. It's on Prime at the moment.

Short answer. "Thinking is difficult, that’s why most people judge." - Carl Jung Longer answer. Most people are utterly incapable of "thinking outside of the box" because outside of the box is the unknown. The unknown makes them feel very uncomfortable. They don't like that feeling, so they stay inside the box. The rules of society offer "comfort" with uniform ideas, and these people happily embrace them. They base everything off these core ideaa and can't understand anything that challenges those ideas. Is this you? Here is a simple scientific test. Is it possible that everything we think we know right now about everything is wrong? Can you say yes and believe it? Do you feel apprehensive about saying yes? At its heart, Terrance is saying everything society claims to know is wrong on these subjects. He is providing alternative answers that are outside of the box. Him being right or wrong isn't the point. The "feeling" of discomfort he makes people feel is why they can't/won't understand. He's providing square pegs to their round holes. We know very little about anything. The only things people will ever know are the things they witness themselves and that they fully understand. Everything people read, are told, or shown with media is second-hand information at best. They can choose to believe it or not, but it's only a belief. They will never know it.

It's that time again. No 2 people will agree on everything 100%. If you visit here, you will see something you disagree with. I despise group think. The groups are generally full of hypocrites. It is one of the primary causes of the worlds problems. They make rational, logical, and honest discussion impossible. If I like or repost a post, I am only endorsing that specific post. Not necessarily the person.

Disclaimer: Just because I like a tweet/follow someone, it doesn't mean I support all of their beliefs. I agree with some, more than others.