Illusion (Infinite Intelligence)
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    [synopsis] => "If you thought that the fate of the Titanic was like what you saw in movies or read in books, you'd be mistaken.""Because John Kennedy was a very enlightened and democratic man. According to the masters, the President was preparing to move America towards left-wing politics. Although he didn't show it, he admired Karl Marx, the father of communist philosophy. Oswald, the shooter who killed Kennedy, was deliberately portrayed by the press as a socialist.""Marx wanted to avenge his weaknesses on all of humanity. These weaknesses were at the root of his anarchist ideas. For example, on a very cold winter day in Germany, he even sold his coat to buy firewood, and this was too much for him. He wanted to take revenge for his weaknesses.""A German man named Christian Fehling came into the bar and asked for a beer during what the bartenders call happy hour, when they offer discounted drinks. It was his first time there and when he said "one beer" he forgot to put "please" at the end. The bar waiter was very offended by this very ordinary situation. For such a trivial reason, he pulled out and shot the man.""At this point, God's will and man's will must be evaluated separately. God's will and power is infinite, while man's is limited. While God determines the main paths in the walk of life, you determine the simple paths. Here, your attitude towards your friends is an example of the simple path. God created human beings as beings of will by giving them reason and the ability to think. In this context, human beings can choose one of the options that come their way in the march of life according to their will. In other words, people have a free will in terms of their actions and preferences. However, it is God who creates the actions that people face. The manifestation of destiny is organized in this way." "There was a man in Russia. His name was Nikolay. He worked for Russian intelligence and became a high-level executive. During a mission abroad, he fell into the hands of a foreign secret service. He was questioned about the launch systems and radar interception of long-range missiles, especially those deployed in the east of the country, which could also carry nuclear warheads. The other guys knew very well that he was an expert in these matters. Calculating that he might one day find himself in this situation, he had set up a fake command center and warehouse near Magadan. It was in a secluded spot and a significant part of it was underground. During the interrogation, he offered to give them the necessary information on the spot and the men agreed. When he was captured by enemy forces, he resisted interrogation for a while and pretended for a while not to speak. Of course, this feigned resistance resulted in a few punches. When his face was bleeding, he said "OK". He was going to talk! Although he often pretended to be the stupidest person in the world, Nikolai was as cunning as a fox. In fact, he was so clever that when he looked at someone, he could see their past, present and future. He was an expert at looking and seeing. He was a devil's advocate!"
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