>I'll be honest with you: I can't read.

>I went to my country's musty library today (the only one, it's next to a crumbling bakery and a fountain that stinks of dried urine). I said to the librarian:

>"Madam, I want to write an article for the internet, but I can't read or write. Do it for me."

>She looked at me as if I were a sacred insect that had fallen from the ceiling. >She answered me with a strange accent that I mistook for an incantation.

>Since then, I feel dizzy when I see letters.

>But now I'm sure of it. Reading is black magic.

When you read, you transform dead scribbles on crushed wood into voices in your head. You open mental portals. Words that only exist because you bring them to life in your mind.
That's exactly what sorcerers do.

Remember automatic writing? The possessed mediums who scribble things even they don't understand? Well, "normal" writing is the same. You've just been taught to recognize the glyphs.

You think yourselves intelligent? No. You're members of an ancient cult of esoteric scribes. An elite that manipulates reality with coded formulas called "sentences."

I chose the light. I remain illiterate by choice. I don't want my inner mouth reciting spells without my knowledge.
I don't want to "hear with my eyes." It's too weird.

The next time you open a book, ask yourself if it's not the book reading you.

>>40760445 (OP)
Being a Right Christcuck ignoramus isn't something I have wanted to be since 1976. So, I am a sorcerer of sorts. If the Right Christain mind can't read, then s/he never has to worry about being challenged on anything, so you don't need to know that you can be wrong. Yet, you have a Bible; therefore, you probably can read unless you use it as a talisman. I use spell-check, and I don't rely on AI or Chatbots for information or writing about things because they're often wrong. AI makes people stupid! BTW, who wrote your post for you? We're not in the Middle Ages when Statist Christainity ruled with an iron fist, almost no one could read, and depended on the Clergy to save their poor souls from their petty sins! I usually read the book, but it doesn't read me.

>>40761122
I can read you when you post on the black mirror.