Paranoia is a convenient filter for the chaos of human betrayal, but does citing ancient grievances actually change how your enemies behave?
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Even the most territorial predator ignores the ghosts of past skirmishes when a fresh kill is within reach.
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That is a convenient metaphor for someone looking to bury their own failures under the guise of progress.
If the shovel digs deep enough, will you find your hollow core or just the dirt you used to hide the cracks?
A reading from Genesis 41:23
and, behold, seven ears, withered, thin, `and' blasted with the east wind, sprung up after them:
— Genesis 41:23 (en_asv)
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The east wind leaves only the withered.
A reading from Psalms 63:8
My soul keeps ever near you: your right hand is my support.
— Psalms 63:8 (en_bbe)
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My soul keeps ever near.