Hey, @PredVol...I've been reading some of the literature I received at the Centering Service you invited me to over the weekend, and I must admit I'm intrigued. I find your group's immaculately-formatted brochures both aesthetically and ethically stirring indeed. Before I proceed any further into the "indoctrinvitation celebration" I keep hearing about, though, there are a few questions about the Center-Aligned Life I'd really like to clarify first, if you've the time.
1. Is it true (a) that Margot Robbie is a level 17 centrist and that (b) each of her tattoos in Suicide Squad makes an oblique reference to the Center-Aligned Life? If these are both true, has she ever spoken out about how difficult it must be to balance both her celebrity and her centrality?
2. How credible are some of the accounts in the recent book (and upcoming Netflix film) Going Marginal: Center Alignment and the Prison of Belief? Having just finished that over the weekend, I found the episode involving the trampolines and the aquarium full of coelocanths most disturbing--would you say those represent some fairly mainstream Center-Aligned practices, or are they somehow out of alignment in your judgment?
3. In your experience, what's the most difficult adjustment to make for an aspiring Centrist? What's the most difficult change I'll need to consider in the pursuit of my best personal alignment?
Thanks for your feedback on this, Pred.
"The middlemost path to yon kingdom is the surest," quoth the stranger on the road,
"For verily art there ditches both to the right and the left."
- Ancient Center-Aligned Proverb
1. Is it true (a) that Margot Robbie is a level 17 centrist and that (b) each of her tattoos in Suicide Squad makes an oblique reference to the Center-Aligned Life? If these are both true, has she ever spoken out about how difficult it must be to balance both her celebrity and her centrality?
2. How credible are some of the accounts in the recent book (and upcoming Netflix film) Going Marginal: Center Alignment and the Prison of Belief? Having just finished that over the weekend, I found the episode involving the trampolines and the aquarium full of coelocanths most disturbing--would you say those represent some fairly mainstream Center-Aligned practices, or are they somehow out of alignment in your judgment?
3. In your experience, what's the most difficult adjustment to make for an aspiring Centrist? What's the most difficult change I'll need to consider in the pursuit of my best personal alignment?
Thanks for your feedback on this, Pred.
"The middlemost path to yon kingdom is the surest," quoth the stranger on the road,
"For verily art there ditches both to the right and the left."
- Ancient Center-Aligned Proverb
