I'd Never Want Anything to Do With This?

i love the story of how you say something in england and people look at you like you've insulted them. That seemed to be every conversation i had or time a ihe dont lived in england. But that still begs the question yeyoso,. The rough runim, the way it was worded was just sort of gums up, thumbs down in out. It was a binary choice. And there's an alternative way of looking at ourselves and the world around us that isn't a pyramid. We get trapped into thinking it's wind lows, up, down, in, out.