[1]Consequences
It will be wrong to state the system remains unaffected. It does not. The main reason being, it is not an isolated system. No system is isolated, in fact.
The effects are profoundly disturbing. The results were obvious, as per the non-arithmetic calculations done. And a clear statement of 'Prevention is better than cure' has been put in the suggestions. Smoothly ignored. Bear the consequences.
But all the components of the Y-system are connected. Inefficiency in one, downfall of all. A solution has to be figured out. The last solution is not valid anymore. The extent was a lot smaller. The quantity of variables in play were less.
Lessons from last encounter: variables never help, even if they seem to on the surface, by helping increase the SEDO [Serotonin,Endorphin, Dopamine, Oxytocin].
Holding on never works. Because as stated, variables. Constance rules don't apply (or Shadowcross would be here. Pardon the sick humour).
The major problems include confining to the human perspective. In matter of the non-biological aspect of the heart.
Detachment, as read somewhere, includes ripping off certain valuable parts. Naturally, not the sweetest of conclusions.
The effects are profoundly disturbing. The results were obvious, as per the non-arithmetic calculations done. And a clear statement of 'Prevention is better than cure' has been put in the suggestions. Smoothly ignored. Bear the consequences.
But all the components of the Y-system are connected. Inefficiency in one, downfall of all. A solution has to be figured out. The last solution is not valid anymore. The extent was a lot smaller. The quantity of variables in play were less.
Lessons from last encounter: variables never help, even if they seem to on the surface, by helping increase the SEDO [Serotonin,Endorphin, Dopamine, Oxytocin].
Holding on never works. Because as stated, variables. Constance rules don't apply (or Shadowcross would be here. Pardon the sick humour).
The major problems include confining to the human perspective. In matter of the non-biological aspect of the heart.
Detachment, as read somewhere, includes ripping off certain valuable parts. Naturally, not the sweetest of conclusions.
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