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Children eat from the tree of life At first, they don't know any others then they don't dare right away but eventually they taste new fruits, carefully When necessary, they are brave and swallow it with a wry face This way, they learn to choose between useful and detrimental adapting their world a little to their will and ability using knowledge and inventions Smarter than the smartest animal
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Aug 17, 2025
Aug 17, 2025 at 3:02 AM UTC
Useful Detrimental
Children eat from the tree of life At first, they don't know any others then they don't dare right away but eventually they taste new fruits, carefully When necessary, they are brave and swallow it with a wry face This way, they learn to choose between useful and detrimental adapting their world a little to their will and ability using knowledge and inventions Smarter than the smartest animal
Smartest animal: the serpent (Genesis 3:1) Study "Words become Worlds" ("Words become worlds", 1994, Ellen van Wolde): § 2 and 3, published separately in 1989 Collection "Metamorphic body"
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Aug 17, 2025
Aug 17, 2025 at 3:02 AM UTC
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