The Lie Loyalty Paradox –> When you are finally placed in an environment that is Healthy — that forces you to face your Lies — and it triggers the Delusion Paradox, the Individual thinks “I’m getting worse.” But you’re not getting worse, you’re just feeling it finally, for the first time. So they blame The Healthy environment for “getting them sick” that is really “waking them up” to the Pins and Needles for the first time. In fact they were already sick and The Healthy Environment finally showed the individual where they were Sick.
This is due to The Babble Fish Paradox, which is a Mis-calibrated Intuition and a Subconscious Mind that believes “Safe=Danger” and “Danger=Safe.”
The Liar’s Fallacy is The Integrated Summation of The Logical Sequence of Liar’s Disintegration that results from The Lie Formula. The Components and Logical Sequence of The Liar’s Disintegration are The Fear of Truth Paradox, The False Clause Adoption, which results in The Babble Fish Paradox, which leads to The Lie Loyalty Paradox, thus leading to The Fear of Truth Paradox.
In Integrated Mathematics, this is written thus :
The Logical Sequence of Liar’s Disintegration +>
The Lie Formula = >.<
The Components and Logical Sequence of The Liar’s Disintegration are The Fear of Truth Paradox, The False Clause Adoption, which results in The Babble Fish Paradox, which leads to The Lie Loyalty Paradox, thus leading to The Fear of Truth Paradox.
The Fear of Truth Paradox +> The False Clause Adoption +> [>.<] +> The Babble Fish Paradox +> The Lie Loyalty Paradox +> The Fear of Truth Paradox +> // The Liar’s Fallacy
EUREKA!
YEAH, I’M SAYING IT!
Plato’s Point is really : Plato’s Point and Integrated Plato’s Point
The Integrated Plato’s Point is always the Evolved and “Greater Than” Plato’s Point of Plato’s Point. It is how Growth happens.
In some Math, I write it like this : A<>A+
In Summary, Plato’s Point is The Origin of All and Everything, which is Love, which is how The Phoenix Cycle is Possible.
The Lie Formula is = >.<
But The Formula :
The Fear of Truth Paradox +> The False Clause Adoption +> [>.<] +> The Babble Fish Paradox +> The Lie Loyalty Paradox +> The Fear of Truth Paradox +> // The Liar’s Fallacy
Proves that The Fear of Truth Paradox replaces Plato’s Point.
In other words, The Liar’s Fallacy proves that The Fear of Truth Paradoxes Replaces The Origin — Love — with The Fear of Truth, Including, The Compounded Fear of Truth — Hence the Paradox.
Because Truth, which is Love, always Compounds, requiring — always — more Lies than Truth because Truth — which is Love — Grows.
The Lie Formula is not >.< but rather is :
The Fear of Truth < > The Fear of Truth++