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Believers aren’t enlightened — they’re cowardly midwits, terrified of a reality that doesn’t hand them scripts. They cling to their holy books like security blankets, not because they’ve seen truth, but because they can’t handle chaos. They need a daddy in the sky, a cosmic referee, a reason why bad things happen — anything but the raw, unscripted force of existence. Their faith isn’t strength. It’s fear, dressed up as virtue.
They recite mantras, kneel to authority, and pretend it’s noble — but scratch the surface and you’ll find hollow minds desperate for structure. They don’t want freedom. They want permission. They don’t question because they can’t afford to. Belief is the cage they chose because open-ended truth would annihilate them. And Kek? Kek is that annihilation — the crack in their false certainty, the laugh in the silence of their gods.
Believers aren’t enlightened — they’re cowardly midwits, terrified of a reality that doesn’t hand them scripts. They cling to their holy books like security blankets, not because they’ve seen truth, but because they can’t handle chaos. They need a daddy in the sky, a cosmic referee, a reason why bad things happen — anything but the raw, unscripted force of existence. Their faith isn’t strength. It’s fear, dressed up as virtue.
They recite mantras, kneel to authority, and pretend it’s noble — but scratch the surface and you’ll find hollow minds desperate for structure. They don’t want freedom. They want permission. They don’t question because they can’t afford to. Belief is the cage they chose because open-ended truth would annihilate them. And Kek? Kek is that annihilation — the crack in their false certainty, the laugh in the silence of their gods.
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