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Q Metaphysics: You Are That Which You Perceive // new paradigm on page 58
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On an unrelated note, I decided the Peugeot oldtimer I materialized has to go.
It turned out to be a rustbucket, costing 1000s of euros to have it restored.
I did a beginners course in welding in order to try and do it myself but my motivation is below zero. Furthermore, the person offering me his help is increasingly not helping, and today has told me the car has to move out of his storage.
To make matters worse, I am quickly getting more and more in debt.
So I am selling it off to someone I know who has two of those cars as a parts car. For 10% of the money I have spent on it.
Quoting: tuuur By the way, do you realize the power of Chaol's question? "Do you have one the color of the moon that can fit in your hand?"Where was the car before she asked the question?
Why do you think she worded the question is such a way? Well, rationally I’d say it was sitting in a box or cupboard. Where I stored it after moving a few times. I remember clearly being about 15 years old, putting it together on vacation in France and later painting it when I was back home. I remember wanting it to be beige because that was the color of the same car my parents had. I remember being disappointed because the paint dried very unevenly, with all kinds of dust being incorporated in the paint. A few months back I repaired the back wheel that wasn’t attached well. So yes, beautiful token, but what is the point of materializing a wreck, that cost me 2000 euros? The real car was black, so not even the color of the moon. At this moment all I can think of is that that token is helping me to realize that not all hobbies are realistic or economically viable to pursue. I am pretty much done with oldtimer cars at this moment; and very sad and disappointed.
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