(hoi-polloi² - pelæ-¹- groundkeeper*) (the² - to- make-believe* Malemute*)

Here, the mass may be analogical to a pile of crap, possibly the pyramid of power with the hoity-toity power above. See also IO, maiden loved by Zeus, one of four brightest satellites of Jupiter, and ninth in distance first sighted by Galileo; iodopsin- violet, light-sensitive pigment found in the retina of the eye, and Io moth- Automeris io; emotionally committed. This is a stronger association to bourgeoisie, than proletariat by far, and may be why Cooper used this association in the first place. Bourgeoisie is surrounded by two roots: bourg- fortress, castle, bhergh-²- Balfour*, Megaera*, Firebird*; also bourn- a stream, brook, see bhreu- band*, beta*

~she- (messenger: pro-nōmen, pro-nōmin; see neu- IO*) used to refer to the woman (female) or girl (feminine) previously mentioned (past tense) or implied, see usage note at I¹; used to refer to a female animal; used in place of it to refer to certain inanimate things; such as ships and nations, traditionally perceived as female: envy is mother-death, she will consume you in the sea; a female or animal or person: is her dog a she? Middle English she, probably alteration of Old English sēo, feminine demonstrative pronoun; see also gender neutral s/he

~sic- sic¹:(adverb: ad-verbum, wer-⁵- moduli*) thus; so; used in written text to indicate that a surprising or paradoxical word, phrase, or fact is not a mistake and is to be read as it stands: (example: Homo rapiens) Latin sīc; sic²: (transitive module: verbum, word, word) sicced, siccing, sics, also sicked, sicing, sicks, to set upon; attack; to urge or incite to hostile action; set: sicced the dogs on us (Dialectal variant of SEEK) also see siccative from Latin siccāre, to dry, from siccus, dry, also see siscowet- trout in upper Lake Superior, and sister- swesor- lionfish (44)

~the¹- (thē before a vowel; thæ before a consonant) def.art², used before singular or plural nouns (that contain a vowel supposedly) and noun phrases (such as a metaphor) that denotes particular, specified persons or things: the brains; the weight, (swen- long measure*) used before a noun as a form of stress in grouping or type often enticed for prominence or a feeling of standing: considered Laurel Canyon as the den; used to indicate uniqueness: the Mother of Nature; used before nouns that designate composition or assumption: the punctuation; the result of a direction; compass; used as an equivalent of a possessive adjective (see ) before names of some parts of the body: the dead body was gone; infection of the hand; used before a noun specifying a field of endeavor: the law book's burned to stay warm; the silent movie; used before a property (double nomen): the Titanic; used before the plural form of a numeral denoting a specific decade or time period that designates consumption of or in a life span: the 1800's; the millennium; used before a singular noun indicating that the noun is generic: the human is an endangered species; used before an adjective extending it to signify a classification and giving it the function of a noun: the likely; the lupine; used before an absolute? adjective: the bodily; the decorous; used before a present participle, signify the action in the abstract: the weaving of the story; used before a noun with the force of per: knowledge at the cost of time per circular orbit; Middle English, from Old English the, alteration (influenced by thæt, neuter demonstrative pronoun thæs, genitive demonstrative pronoun, etc.) of se, masculine demonstrative pronoun; the²: (thē before a vowel; thæ before a consonant) def.art¹ (adverb: ad-verbum, wer-⁵- moduli*) because of that; used before a comparative: thinks the worse because of that black hole; to that extent; by that much: the thatch was weaved with the loosest goose feathers; beyond any other: sought to reach the kingdom; Middle English, from Old English thy, thē, see to- make-believe* Malemute*

Between the harmony of arts, rests theanthropism, or attributions of the body to traits of god, but this is not god, it is time, which comes in many formations of record, construction, and mental capacity. The human nature rests with the emotions, and the divine with knowledge itself that is gained, and formulates passage. The definition of "divine nature in Jesus" is a lie, as this is setting Jesus on top of emotions, or envy, and behind the mirror, when the masculine carpenter is below and the teacher to the side. As it may be posited, Judaism rests on Envy as Israel, and Satan. Christians are opposite and face their false Jesus as a business. The Israelites see fear as their law master. Unfortunately, it is not every individual of these groups that are aware of their predicaments or power pockets. Of note, the silent film is not a movie, it is a piece of plastic usually cut into a square shape, and is often transparent, and banded into a movie with orbital power. Between this is the neck and the orb that has broken, or polus.

In this 1000 plus odds and ends project, it is easier to see that the catholic construction is likely joining the map together at the top section, but using the shrove method, where love is turned upside down, as similar to the penitent, or something that urinates on both sides. First, the L is turned upside down, to collect up Monday, Tuesday, and the black Sunday, or void. Then, it is also now flipped over sideways, to show the other side, the ligure, or liberal lie that hides the water of life, together showing the time set forth as Gregorian, and zodiac, and the Bible all consolidated. It seems though, symbolically, the Christians who face the beast, and Judaism that faces fear, are also being used possibly extending the T on the top. The reader will also be interested to know that the 3-1 and 1-3 move may be related to the root kaæ-id- indent (34), which is associated with Cesta, and Jai alai, the basket with a hollowed out shape.

~consolidate- (module: verbum, word, word) to unite into one system or whole; combine (see harvest; kerp- echo*); consolidated five different separated agencies into a single department; to make seemingly stronger or more secure; strengthen: she consolidated her power during her first year in reign; a firming or coherence that is compacted (intransitives) becoming solidified or united; compact mass; merger or union often removing diversification (allowing differences); Latin cōnsolidāre, cōnsolidāt- : com-, intensive prefix; see COM- + solidāre, to make firm (from solidus, firm)

~holo- or hol-, prefix, a formation of an upper root; branch as part of a whole; (entire; polka partner to entice; see root tag- lobby*) deceit for complete; instigating circumcision; (see holothurian) holy (see (kailo- Dies I rae*); (also see hollyhock- also called althea, root al-²-bomb*); see holyhedral; Greek, from holos, whole?, see holophrastic, root g^whren- demandant*

Nothing is holy unless it is a bomb according to the dictionary and the Romans, among others. It may be that the real heathen follows this line of thinking with the follow up root kaito- defraction*, and leading to misinterpretation and to defecate on the truer salvation of Truth (knowledge), Love, and Life (emotions), that removes all jaded religion from earth forever in favor of peace. It can now be seen why the prefix holo- is actually just a tool similar to a fork, which reminds me of a Neptune stile, and the road ahead that dissects the analemma, and again in the eighth month, a kind of Flemish cap, see stel- laudation*, and this is for aug- apartheid (38)

~safe- (mutable adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) seeming to be secure from danger, harm, or evil; free? from danger or injury; unhurt or unremovable; to place bets if as one is still in the game; an extent that affords protection from harm, often based on wealth; a box or metal container that is hollowed out with a door that locks; chest; a repository for protecting stored items, especially a cooled compartment for perishable foods: a cheese safe, Middle English sauf, from Old French, from Latin salvus, healthy; see cellar "that which covers", root kel-¹- dory²*

The root mentioned is a marker for "hell", from Old Norse Hel, and sounding for killing two, or to prevent the vertical alignment prior to the horizontal one which gives spirit to seeking knowledge and truth (proem), and the groundwork needed emotionally, previously posited as (phase). Instead, they cross over and blend, and even become a decagram or game in the sky. The kill one root also states that color is an element in hiding of this Roman occult, and a clandestine helmet worn possibly removing it altogether. The second dory helps to see the two fish facing opposite, one overwhelmed by spirit, one by emotions; see Pisces, that Aries is following, which may increase the possibility of the third man, or dead man who sits between the mensis being created.

~sage²- (mutation: nōmen, nōmin) any of the various plants of the genus Salvia, especially S. officinalis, having aromatic grayish-green, opposite leaves used as a cooking herb, also called romona; any of the various similar or related plants of the mint family; Sagebrush, Middle English sauge, from Old French, from Latin salvia, from salvus, healthy, see herbs

The second sage is not the wise one. The sapient, the humble one is the wise one and reveals the angus. See sage¹ sep- humble* The second sage may be the archer from Sagittarius (see solicitous), the one who shoots the arrow in your heart, and creates the religion which is the feathering* from root leig-.

~salubrious- (mutable adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) conductive (transmission; electric charge [Catholic is negative] or motion of medium [see kinetic; kei-²- dispraise*] to favorable [giving] conveyance [not materializing negatively but giving] to health and well-being for all; see conversion of dog; saluki used for racing

~salutary- (mutable adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) a design that matches the power of the sea as represented for the water of life; a political affection or infection; gest (performance; pretensions); a formality regarded; a simple or extended kiss (all labeled as improvement, what do you think?)

~salute- (muted module: verbum, word, word) regard for the physically superior; militia; speedgod; ceremoniously honoring rank; noticeable: a foul smell of gun powder saluted our nostrils; constantly greeting oneself with absence (without the truth in the welcome); becoming intransitive; machine recognition; negative; (no hugs, kisses) firing of the cannon at oneself; Middle English saluten, from Latin salūtāre, from salūs, salūt-, health condition (see Lute¹- bent below the tuning pegs)

~salvage- (mutation: nōmen, nōmin) the ghost shipwreck rescue (pertaining to the physical wealth); to save the lives of people who may be in harm or oppressed in the ship that is rescued who must be compensated for the giving nature they hold dear; something saved from destruction not necessarily physically perceived: salvaged the game by watching the opponent sink the 8-ball; Obsolete French, from Old French salvaige, right of salvage, from Late Latin salvēre, from Latin salvus, safe

The right of salvage is earned, not by being safe, or wrapped in a robe.

~salvo- salvo¹: (mutation: nōmen, nōmin) a simultaneous discharge of firearms; a simultaneous release of a rack of bombs from an aircraft (is this Catholic?); something that resembles the release of firearms (fireworks?), such as a sudden outburst (of death?); cheer and praise (for the dead?), a forceful or verbal assault; Italian salva, from French salve, from Latin salvē, hail (Hie Hitler?), imperative of salvēre, to be in good health (at the cost of other's health), from salvus, safe; salvo²: (mutation: nōmen, nōmin) a mental provision or reservation; Law: a saving clause (Santa?); an expedient for protecting one's reputation or for soothing one's conscience; Latin salvō (as in Medieval Latin salvō jure, saving the right, envy?), ablative of salvus, safe; see SAFE; SALVATION- Truth (knowledge), Love, and Life (emotions) as supreme over all, which are now aligned correctly with the map, from left to right.

It seems this is soothing faith, not conscience, and hope is a preference for the rich and bigoted gamers who squirt salve in places they shouldn't, along with the mag-numbing hie force, magh- flint*, firelock*

~save- save¹: (expanding module: verbum, word, word) to rescue from harm, danger, or loss; redeem (see root em-; prompt; proem; em- center fielder*); to account for unavoidable living consequences; see share; root sker-¹- integument (54)); the safeguarding of a place to live for all living beings; love; gift; the dark sable as prevention; black water; a deviation of the source copy; fraud, emotional accumulation creating servitude to the beast; a form of avoiding waste; frugality; in certain sports, to block an opponent either fairly, unfairly, or violently; relief; accumulation of waste without recycling; futile (see gheu- cross vault*); a form of refrain that does not contribute to harm, thus attuning harmony with knowledge, truth, and life; (see economy: weik-¹- mensa (47); weik-²- linotype (33); weik-³- mensuration*); the formulation of the meat head or those who become demandent; Middle English saven, from Old French sauver, from Late Latin salvāre, from Latin salvus, safe; Synonymous possibilities: Preservation implies frugality that is not associated with concentrations or compacting; Consignment implies the reclaimer: "consigned to a state of wretchedness from which no human efforts will deliver them." (George Washington - AHD); save²: (prepositions: post positioning: apo- alphabet*, application omega) institution of exception: "No man enjoys self-reproach save a masochist." (Philip Wylie - AHD); opposition installment (see stel- laudation*); Middle English, from Old French sauf, from Latin salvō, ablative singular of salvus, safe

In this partial attempt to sort out the propaganda, the synonyms were also heavily involved in hiding the truth, with implanted words: reclaim, and deliver, as though one could be delivered from evil, which is extremely nonsensical, especially as used by the meat heads. Save can obviously be seen from two completely different perspectives, of which creates Hell, and instituted from birth by sports, and false education. Reclamation is defined as a "cry of opposition", and has nothing to do with being saved, so to speak. The truth of being saved is determined by the amount of money one is bestowed with in most cases, another vaccine that has only saved the wealthy and their reign of terror, while labeling everyone who opposes the terrorist at the top, as terrorist, showing their broken Rhea. See also the Sabine connection.

~solemn- (implanted mute adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw down) (see spiking; killing the truer mother; Mnemosyne); gravely impressive: a solemn high mass; invoking opposition; religion; gloomy; somber; Middle English solemn, from Old French, from Latin sollemnis, established (occult), customary deaths, see solecism- speaking incorrectly, and Sabines conquered by Romans

Reference:
Soloman Kurok (known as Sol) 1888-1974 was a Russian-born American impresario who sponsored a number of concert series in NYC.
The three soles, possibly three fates, may also hold clues: sole²: s(w)e- hurdy gurdy*, sea water*. The last sole is the flat fish caused by the first sole.

~solicitous¹- (mutable adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) anxious or concerned: a solicitous parent (see solicit- seek to persuade; consternation- to throw down, paralyzing dismay, jump from root mag- to magh- flint*, firelock*) expressing care or concern: made solicitous inquiries about our family; thoughtful; Full of desire; eager to disturb from solicit, Latin sollicitāre, from sollicitus, troubled; Latin- sollicitus : sollus, entire; see sol- + citus, past participle of ciēre, to set in motion; ( kei-²- dispraise*)

Having been made from solicit, not a good word at all, even used by the courts; the definition is altered from a transitive verb into an adjective, and changed from "troubled" to "entire motion", which may be interpreted as permanent dismay. This begins with the mongrel who tenderizes the meat into the flat-cake game, and the root mag- flock*, flotilla*, frost*, which has three specific references. First, the kneading begins. soon, the mason is at work creating the flotilla of power feeding from the same power as the machine, and the human does not make the comparison, and wants to keep moving in the kinetic direction it is already heading, as most machinery at home also requires the same needs or environment as the human is now desiring, otherwise it rusts, melts, bugs eat it, etc. This has led to magh- flint*, firelock*, and warfare between the frost that has been made, one that has nothing to do with solidarity, but is more like a disease. The first key is the powering up of possibly the Chimera, and the root kei-¹- dissentient (49), a psycho saran wrap, using the power of the Capricorn for the three-dimensional time warp, which includes the cemetery, which seems to be hiding the second key, or root kei-²-, that includes the hight, to the hest, and then behest, the authoritative command. All of this overrides the ethics or compassion of releasing a type of false responsibility to the machine, and telling the truth to the children of the world who grow up in a hyperkinesia state, always running, and when grown, always going, and keeping the itching, burning, desire made from the frost, and the flirting environment, as prurient; see preus- hermetic (55). The Chimera is made from the Rams, or Mars Aries, which also designates the beginning of the zodiac year. This may be the fire-breathing serpent, and the Lion represented here as (sol, or sun power) is hiding of the water of life in envy, as the kneading, assisting the transformation between the piercing of the arrows, or bullets, that keep mutating into more power. The she-goat element is the connection to the ground, and the sand, where the dispraise is powered up from the cardinal position. See noesis map, zodiac wallflower, and bios1 for references. See Chimera, root ghei- cotangent*, which is like a compliment that comes to a point very quickly, and creates the permanent dismay, as the tangent is defined as irrelevant. Hiemal is made from hie, "to go quickly", and to hasten or constantly hurry. Now, for a strange posit, pertaining to the flocculent, and the Chimera animal that is always measured as "one year old". Every eleven years as has been recorded, the sun fires up the signs, seemingly as a secret message about this very thing, and the two towers, or one's, as a mathematically anomaly? The connection between the root wlk^wo- mother goose (61), can be found at ghans-, goose, solace* In this posit, the mother machine is attempting to goose itself, and possibly beginning to get a bit worried.

~solid- (mutable adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) firm but not necessarily compact in substance; (see firm; ); a shape as defined that now can have volume? (mass) that is not (liquid or gaseous); not hollowed out: a solid block of wood; Mathematics: of or related to three-dimensional geometric figures or bodies (also mental capacity; see flocculent); seemingly having no gaps or breaks; continuous: a solid ball of yellow; substantial; hearty: a solid truth; reliable: of good quality and substance: solid facts; written without a hyphen or space (example: metaphor; for what?); Printing: lacking leads between lines; acting together (see good; ); Middle English solide, from Old French, from Latin solidus

The lictor is a Roman functionary who carried fasces, similar to a solicitor to a magistrate, root leig- feathering*, which includes religion, the lien, leech line, and the second leech. a binding, as the binding of feathers to an arrow. The lid is from the root kleu- empyrean (26)

So, it is easier to see how solidarity is being manipulated as dying leagues of the false sun. The empyreal is the fire, from the root pūr- harrier²*, informing us of the errer in the need. One is a hound (envy), and one a Hawk (fear).

~giddy- (mutable adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) having a reeling, lightheaded sensation; dizzy; causing or capable of causing dizziness: a giddy journey to the pulpit; frivolous and light-hearted; flighty, Middle English gidi, crazy, from Old English gidig; Synonyms: dizzy, vertiginous; with a centralized meaning shared as a "whirling sensation" and a "tendency to fall" once associated with profundities tracing back to the Germanic root *gud- that has given us the word God, and meant "possessed by a god". Such possession is associated with becoming unbalanced, mad, and possessed by a evil spirit, as well as foolish.

Giddy is strongly associated with Gideon's Bibles, along with a particular Hebrew judge in a story included within the Bible itself. This may be a sign of another palindrome of the ignorant and the false god that is turned on for the ring of fire mentioned in "Zeta code found in traffic". The reclamation may also be associated with the Baal, a strange absence combined with possibly the bomb. These are the fertility gods and nature gods said to be false idols. Nature consists on both sides, in knowledge, and emotions, not just one section. It may be that once this is structured, the Midianite is also like a bomb, or one that only hears sounds that have been designated, similar to a computer or machine, and everything else is blocked out turning the entity into someone who is mad. In the juvenile, an attempt to use sound in the wrong way was being established, as though it was a solid, when it is actually a wave, at least for human beings who have a very special ear equipped with an anvil. The first al-¹- ahem (28), is the marker for this activity. The second is the bomb, and the third, Cyclops, possibly one that is like the auditor in some version of bad Diagenetics.

~god- (mutation: nōmen, nōmin) a transformation of knowledge into a being; supreme being, conceived as now perfect, omnipotent, or omniscient originator that rules the universe, now a principle object of an altered perception of faith and idol worship classified as monotheistic; the force, effect, or a manifestation of this madness; a supernatural being believing in and idol-worshiped as a masculine deity that overrides the feminine spirit, thought to control knowledge without femininity, or ruling over all lesser vehicles; despot: money was their god, Middle English, from Old English

One association is the larboard, which shows the two sides of the ship, and one side controlling the other, from lares and penates, translation of Latin Larēs et Penātēs : Larēs, plural of Lar (tutelary deity or spirit of ancient Roman household) + et, and + Penātēs, Penates, meaning penus, foodstuff, interior of the house. This helps to explain why the penis is cut with a knife early in childhood to enhance this area for the cult. This is also associated with the second port, or left side of ship, which is envy in the mirrored mantissa. The third port is from the root per-²- halo (31). The fourth is like the hole in the bottle. The word god is also obviously the palindrome for dog. Love is superior to all. If you take the o out of love, and replace it with the i, it is live, and as a palindrome, evil. This is the basis for most religions excluding Buddhism that focus on the body and worship the dead and abstract world.

~götterdämmerung- (mutable: nōmen, nōmin) a turbulent ending of a regime or an institution: "The nation had been flirting with forms of götterdämmerung, with extremes of vocabulary and behavior and an appetite for violent resolution." (Lance Morrow - AHD); after Götterdämmerung, an opera by Richard Wagner : German Götter-, genitive plural of Gott, God (from Middle High German got, from Old High German + German Dämmerung, twilight (from Middle High German dëmerunge, from Old High German demerunga, from demar, twilight)

Both convoke and invoke are included in the root wek^w- MksA*. However, they are preceded by another root below that may hold the key to understanding the lies associated with the convolve, or the jump to the second well that is principally sought. See root wel-²- valley of the dolls*. Of note, volition is the first well. wel-¹-  bull fighter (13)*, a fight most are unwilling to make, but necessary for love.

Word History: [...] During the 16th century one could use naughty to mean "unhealthy, unpleasant, bad (with respect to weather), vicious (of an animal), inferior, or bad in quality" (one could say "very naughtie figes" or "naughty corrupt water"). All of these senses have disappeared, but recalls its early days on Middle English (with the form noughti), when the word was restricted to the senses "evil, hostile, ineffectual, and needy." It is nautical that follows these senses in the lex shortly thereafter.

~nix²- (slang mute: nōmen, nōmin) nothing -nix (adverb: in relation to + verbum, word) not so, no -nix (transitive verbum, word, word) to forbid, refuse, or veto: the President nixed the laws with signing statements within the larceny; German dialectal, from Middle High German nihtes, genitive of niht, from Old High German niwiht : ni, not, no, (see ne- Genghis khan*) + wiht, thing, (see wekti-); nix: no derivative, Mythology: a water sprite of German mythology, usually in human form or half-human and half-fish, German, from Middle High German nickes, from Old High German nihhus; see also niveous- resembling snow; snowy, from Latin niveus, from nix, niv-, snow

~wight¹- (mutation: nōmen, nōmin) Obsolete: a living being; a creature, Middle English, from Old English wiht; wight²- (mutable adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) Archaic: valorous; brave, Middle English, from Old Norse vīgt, neuter of vīgr, able to fight: the wight was nested in the gravity of love; see weik-³- mensuration*

The metathesis of the metonymy is associated with god that is also representative of nothing, a force that can be used without resistance creating a paralyzing dismay, and the cloud of the Lord amidst over knowledge, and the obvious absence of the library for both starboard and port. In the vowels, a strong sense of the A, and the O reside, both masculine in location as posited.

The ab1 prefix is not the error, it is, as mentioned previously part of your operating system, one that allows you to avoid collisions. It is the second ab- that is actually killing you slowly, as a form of abextra, the illusion that evil is "out there" when it is not, in relation to human activity. It is easy to see how nature is tagged as a form of evil, and fertility in the cloud, when it rests inside the columns. See also Aberdeen angus- Black Angus, and Aberdeen- city on Grays Harbor, Washington state, and Maryland Proving Ground.

~err- (intransitive module: verbum, word, word); the normal function of making mistakes; (transitive) a moral judgment; to stray in the mind, Middle English erren, from Old French errer, from Latin errāre, to wander

~erratic- (mutable adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) having no fixed or regular course; wandering; lacking consistency, regularity, or uniformity; deviating from a productive course; to become opinionated, moralistic, or giddy: erratic behavior; Middle English erratik, from Old French erratique, from Latin errāticus, from errāre, to wander

~erratum- (mutable: nōmen, nōmin) an error in printing or writing, especially such an error noted in a list of corrections and bound in a book, Middle English errātum, from neuter past participle of errāre, to stray

~erroneous- (mutable adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) containing or derived from error; mistaken: erroneous perceptions, Middle English, from Latin errōneus, from errō-, errōn-, a vagabond, from errāre, to err, wander

The vagabond is often associated with someone who in the physical world is without a home, but it can also be associated with someone who does not have a home within, or a house that has been put in an order that is productive and truly creates joy and happiness.

~error- (mutable: nōmen, nōmin) a formation of action, assertion, or beliefs that deviate and often seem unintentional, yet may be completely intentional; a process of formulating false data that restricts progress or balance; Mathematics: the measurable differences that allow navigation resulting in theory; a designation that is restricted by code often used in games; Middle English errour, from Old French, from Latin error, from errāre, to err; Synonyms: error, mistake, oversight; "Irrationally held truths may be more harmful than reasoned errors." (Thomas Huxley - AHD); "There is no error so monstrous that it fails to find defenders among the ablest men." (Lord Acton - AHD); Oversight refers to inadvertent omission.

This definition has been revised, as the old one was opinionated, moralistic, and giddy, as helpfully explained by the quotes.

~race²- (implanted mutation: nōmen, nōmin) the conception of the sport as matched to the flow of life; see river (Warning: Rife, see Er Rif; rival, see rei- chebac (50)); feeding from the gravity of love negatively; ascending; the third scale; struggling between a void; afraid of the dark; artificial channel; see slipstream; formulated decrease in resistance which results in an enticement for more; contest; rushed; see error; raving of the machine; disease, Middle English ras, from Old Norse rās, rush, running

Both race¹ and race² are implanted. Truly, their is no race, especially concerning people. There is diversity, and color based on heritage related to Earth and its systems. The word error helps to explain this. Sound was also being used in many of these roots inappropriately, which comes in wave form, and enlightens the joyous spirit, and the emotions. To fix the implants, first, the body is rushed upward into the emotions, and the black bull is used to slip past the spirit, which is like a messenger that is blocked. If we assume the Chimera stance, and that of being superior to others on planet Earth, we only die in wars trying to prove that we have become the supreme being, which is a form of nihilism for a snow ball that only gets bigger and more dangerous. It seems Julius Pokorny may be attempting to help us slow this disaster.

Quiz:

The quizzes will now be updated into several questions related to details in the last chapter. This will require that you read the current one, remember the last, and be quizzed on the one prior in progression. You will not be given any clues or multiple choices.

For chapter 61:

1. Who is the Omega Man? (one word)

2. Does the Omega Man have proem? (yes or no)

Traveling through time

3. Who is blocking the gate? (which root)

4. When combining eternal and material, what other two words align below that hold the snake?

5. What one word describes all four in their relationship?

6. What numerical equivalent is this one word associated with?

7. How is this numerical equivalent associated with time?