Yeah, no way I could compete with you. I'm just an animated character with a funny voice, while you're an actual real live person. With your intellect and your experience you're practically a god. All my verbalized thoughts definitely fall woefully short of your fancy inquiring mind's research. Whatever I spew right here could be said better by you, my friend. But you just — don't need to. You can express your public stances by simply clicking on the "Like" button, or with a smug comment, "So what?" And take notice that no one will dare to reproach you with dialectic relativism. Definitely no one will reproach you with THAT. It must be awesome — being you.

There once was a wise old teacher. He was so great that people didn’t even understand what they could learn from him. Some said he used to be some kinda filthy rich and powerful businessman, But then he forsook the vanities of the world after realizing the true nature of life. And then one seeker the very bravest of all of them, comes to him and says: “O Great and Wise Teacher! I'm disappointed in this world. It's rotten to the very core! Help me obtain the vision of Truth, please!” Then the teacher answered: “Okay. I shall impart to thee the truest knowledge. But, first — could you help me out by bringing me a gizmo that can…” And the teacher whispered something right into the seeker's ear.

Overjoyed, the seeker ran off to buy the gizmo. He asked but no one knew a thing about it. Well, he felt too embarrassed to come back empty handed. so he went to another town, then another, further and further, but nobody anywhere had heard of such a device. So many long years later the seeker, who by then was a businessman who owned many amazing device factories, returned to the place he'd first heard of the rare gizmo-device thingy. And he brought with him a whole train load of amazing equipment. The seeker was pleased with himself, he had designed and produced things that had never existed before. He HAD to be worthy to learn the truth now. Right? But the Teacher's hut was empty. The seeker had come too late for the most important lesson of his life. He ordered the devices he'd brought with him be given to the townsfolk and he settled in the Teacher's hut. But soon he was visited by new seekers. They asked: “O, Great Teacher, what must we do to grasp the True Meaning of things?” The teacher smiled: “Okay. I'll tell you... But first could you bring me a little gizmo that…” And he whispered something into the seekers' ears. Well? Did you listen to the story?

So what?

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