Tale of pointless pity
The difference between shallow people, realists, and a quipist.
A realist sees an overweight individual and sees everything that makes the world compassionate.
A shallow person sees an overweight individual and sees their deepist fears.
A quipist sees neither.
The world is right because of the compassion felt by the realist.
The world is wrong because of the fear felt by the shallow person.
The world isn't because the quipist refuses to allow it.
Start story/ Two men/One woman/Weight/One fear/Fear of becoming/Fear of liking/One compassion/Compassion of understanding/Understanding onself/Outsiders/Shun fear/Embrace compassion/Assume peace/Third man/Insults woman/Shuns fear/Ignores compassion/Assumes nothing/Achieves peace/End story.
The realist believes that compassion will cause a change in fat.
The shallow person believes that cruelty will cause a change in fat.
The quipist knows that fat caused a change in the realist and the shallow person.
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posted by Ostentatious Transitioning Sophist @ Thursday, September 14, 2006
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