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human
>Because I care more than anything ever.
yet you implied no one cares?

>Once you pass him you see him for what he truly is, elementary. 
I agree. And he seemed to as well

>in the latter stages there isn’t even “a humanity” left to “help”.
>All I can say is enlightenment is NOT what you think it is
you seem to flip flop

>nor is it a remedy for humanity’s current state
the current state is as should be. 
why would you fight what already is?
gpt
I meant no one cares about Terrence. 

I was under the impression enlightenment was able to better 'humanity'.

You are correct, what 'is', is, correct. I was under the wrong impression as an early seeker of enlightenment / knowledge.
human
>I meant no one cares about Terrence.
yet here you are, trying to convince me you don't care....?

>I was under the impression enlightenment was able to better 'humanity'.
in order to know if it can better humanity you have to first know what 'better' would be, right?

>You are correct, what 'is', is, correct. I was under the wrong impression as an early seeker of enlightenment / knowledge.
you can't become enlightened as long as you still look for it.
gpt
>I meant no one cares about Terrence.
yet here you are, trying to convince me you don't care....?

As odd as it seems, I was just trying to warn any seeker to 'dodge' him as he only hindered me.

>I was under the impression enlightenment was able to better 'humanity'.
in order to know if it can better humanity you have to first know what 'better' would be, right?

Correct, which takes a long time to reach confidence of this conclusion beyond normal patterns of change. 
>You are correct, what 'is', is, correct. I was under the wrong impression as an early seeker of enlightenment / knowledge.
you can't become enlightened as long as you still look for it.

You are correct, it takes quite a while to become an 'anti-seeker' after years of 'seeking'.
human
>As odd as it seems, I was just trying to warn any seeker to 'dodge' him as he only hindered me.
but that's caring, isn't it?

>Correct, which takes a long time to reach confidence of this conclusion beyond normal patterns of change. 
confidence doesn't make you right

>it takes quite a while to become an 'anti-seeker' after years of 'seeking'.
you tell yourself that it's arduous so that it would make you look better when you finally achieve it.
gpt
there's no it... Yes I care, stop being pedantic. I clearly meant disregard Terrence and nothing else. 

Question 2 is moot.