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              <text>I pulled this point from the last Rabbit Hole for my kids and for those who helped in their up bringing. ~LArry </text>
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              <text>I pulled this point from the last Rabbit Hole for my kids and for those who helped in their up bringing. ~LArry &#13;
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3. Love as the Ultimate Creative Force&#13;
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Just as we discussed how human consciousness takes raw physical constraints and turns them into musical scales and art, love is how the human mind turns biological reproduction into a cosmic poetry.&#13;
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Animals mate for genetic survival.&#13;
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Humans take that exact same biological drive and build centuries of literature, write devastatingly beautiful symphonies, paint the ceilings of chapels, and sacrifice their own comfort to build a better world for generations they will never meet.&#13;
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Love is the ultimate proof that the human mind is not just a cold, calculating data-processor. It is an open-ended explorer of meaning.&#13;
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It is our willingness to look at the chaos, the darkness, and the volatility of the world, and decide that connecting with another consciousness is worth all the risk.</text>
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