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That makes sense. Just look. Good God! It\u2019s obvious! You can\u2019t go wrong. Or you do it on purpose. It\u2019s crystal clear. It flows from the spring. You have to be blind not to see it. Damn it, of course! Sure and certain. Not a shadow of a doubt, you can see it as the nose in the middle of the face.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Blind vision<\/h4>\n

No. The evidence is often tricky. What pops in your eyes makes you blind. You confuse Lamartine and Shakespeare. You take the vegeubles for Sauternes. The evidence is heavy. Overwhelming. It is obvious. It crushes everything with the delicacy of a Russian tank. Beware! You let yourself be fooled so easily.<\/p>\n

“What?” said you. “It would take a fool to miss such evidence!”<\/em><\/p>\n

Not at all. You are wrong again. The asshole is the one who swallows everything obvious at first sight. Check. Check and recheck. The weapon of doubt is part of the arsenal of the finder-light. So you check thoroughly. Never check without supplies.<\/p>\n

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Resist!<\/h4>\n

Follow the example of the famous light-seeking fox<\/a> who gave up in the 20th century. Don\u2019t believe your eyes. Not yet. Not so fast. Look for the little beast. Look. Speckle. Discern. The conclusion comes at the end of the instruction. You are just a pawn in a gigantic game that infinitely exceeds us. If you do not use ALL YOUR WEAPONS, you get eaten straight.<\/p>\n

Please, stand up straight. Don\u2019t waste your lives. You only have seven<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The resistance is electric and the boner is resistant. You have to hold. Hold the bar, the booze, the course, the reins, his average, his word, his commitments, his rank, his place, stand, learn his lesson, maintain balance, hold his secret, support his team — even in the event of defeat.<\/p>\n

The warrior hangs on<\/a>, both to the party and to the defeat. He learns from his failures and does not brag about his successes. Success can turn out to be unfortunate after a while. Easy success doesn\u2019t build character. It is better to do it a hundred times than ten times to win without knowing how and why.<\/p>\n

What risk for the warrior except his life or death ?<\/p>