5 thoughts on “CLICK5: The God-Complex Silly Con”

1. Silly Con Valley, eh? Seems appropriate 🙂

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   1. ‘see vassal’ 😉

      https://www.etymonline.com/word/valet#etymonline_v_4610

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2. God is complex.

   Complex (adj.) :

   1650s, “composed of interconnected parts, formed by a combination of simple things or elements,” from French complexe “complicated, complex, intricate” (17c.), from Latin complexus “surrounding, encompassing,” past participle of complecti “to encircle, embrace,” in transferred use, “to hold fast, master, comprehend,” from com “with, together” (see com-) + plectere “to weave, braid, twine, entwine,” from PIE *plek-to-, suffixed form of root *plek- “to plait.”

   The meaning “involved, intricate, complicated, not easily analyzed” is first recorded 1715. Complex sentence, for one containing one or more subordinate clauses in addition to the principal clause, is attested from 1776.

   https://www.etymonline.com/word/complex

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   1. And just out of interest, whilst we’re talking Mandela Effect, how do you remember that first meeting between Dolly and Jaws in Moonraker? Did she smile at him with braces, causing him to smile back with his mouth full of metal, or did she never have braces at all?
      Discuss… pic.twitter.com/XIQsfb5uYX

      — Mothra P.I. (@Hardywolf359) November 15, 2020

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