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Clusterism by Prince Israel Zaar 03282024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  The human being is born into a big, big world. And understand that
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  human being. You must get past the family unit and the education, the
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  society in which the human being lives, the work that human being does,
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  the organization that human being belongs to, and the associations and networks out that
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  human being, the personality that human being, the character and associations. He
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  must go pass through all this to really understand what the human beings is and
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  what the human being isn't. What drives the human being can sometimes be very
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  ambiguous. What makes the human being acts, reacts, or fails to act
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  or react can sometimes be very selective, misunderstood, mischarged, and sometimes underestimated,
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  over estimated, or exaggerated. We can understand the human being through many
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  ways, but I like us to understand the human being through clusterization or what
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  I call closterism, seeing the human being through the clusters in which that human
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  being belongs. And the human being is born. A being is born into
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  a family, adopted on that or true serro gate or that, or just
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  through artificiality of birth or natural hey of birth. The human being is born
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  into something that a human being calls a family, and as a human being
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  grows on the camp or comes of age through family teachings or kindergarten, ultrual
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  alemmentaries, education, middle school, high school, college, universities, or
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  into professional studies organization. A human being is part of a group, and
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  that group comes a part of his society. But that which makes the human
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  being itself, it's the cluster. Most humans are comfortable in clusters. Whenever
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  humans meet or wherever humans meet, they create clusters. These clusters is the
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  closest unit that becomes part of the human being. Clusters are not elected,
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  another sign in the humans create clusters out of likability, commonality, efficiency,
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  or deficiencies. Some clusters are made out of insecurity, out of vulnerability,
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  out of insufficiency, inadequacy or need or desire, or out of condition circumstance
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  of situations. The human being is its cluster. When people meet, by
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  nature or by design or by the psychology of being, humans try to gravitate
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  or seek to be attracted to something that is similar to itself, to its
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  vision, to his view of the world, to its personality or traits.
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  When ten humans gather, a cluster over made either two people who find themselves
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  similar to one another and the guise change in numbers. Oh, they call
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  one another, or people meet in the group and the subdivide to criticize others
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  in that same group or admire and congratulate others in the same group. The
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  more people find alike, find to be alike within themselves crept clusters. Cluster
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  is different from a group because the size of a cluster is determined. It
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  is a cluster is anything that is not a group. Even within the family,
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  you find a cluster, even within three people, there is one cluster.
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  It means within three people, two people might not like the third,
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  or two people might find something more alike within themselves than the third person.
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  And that's the smallest unit of a cluster. One person cannot be a cluster.
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  It can only be a cluster of two at minimum. But the cluster
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  is hardly an even number and mostly up numbers. Sometimes it might be even,
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  but it's mostly up numbers because the art. Sometimes it is the cluster.
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  Clusters might be bad or good. It's for you to judge. But
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  humans feel more comfortable, mard home, mard peace when they are in the
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  cluster. A cluster a sect accult of individuals who trust themselves, believe in
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  themselves are peaceful. By being with one another, you can confine in one
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  another and call one another home. Humans are always very comfortable in their clusters.
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  And it's true this clusters that great societies are born. The first cluster
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  is a couple. It takes two to tanker, and that cluster becomes a
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  family. In each cluster that you find, there is a leader. That
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  leader is neither appointed or elected. That leader is always the basis to that
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  cluster. It's a charismatic individual or a likable individual in speech, indeeds,
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  in their performance that attracts other people. It might be a person that's able
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  to manipulate. But if the cluster is made out of manipulation, it means
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  the members of the cluster themselves are manipulative. If a cluster is criminal,
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  it means that which attracted those members into the cluster, it's their criminality.
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  If a cluster is good, it means the thing that attracted those people to
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  the cluster is goodness. If that cluster is racist, of sexcess, or
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  bigot or hateful, it means the thing that attracted those people to that cluster
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  is that we unite them is that which makes them feel at home. Whether
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  cluster or clusters. Great societies are not made. When you find a cluster,
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  you find very passionate individuals, very trusts worthy individuals, very truthful individuals.
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  They're truthful to themselves, they're trusting to one another, and honest and
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  free within themselves. For that is the binding things of factors that brought them
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  together in the first place. It's difficult to deserve a cluster because clusters are
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  not made out of any planning. Clusters I just made out of commonality.
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  When things come together, a certain stays and certain things just happened to stick
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  to onto one another. If you want to go back biologically, the first
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  cluster is a human being itself. Its conception. Many eggs, many spum
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  seeds are made. The egg accepts just a few. The most the egg
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  can accept to two days eight like octoplex mom having eight children all at once.
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  It baby is all at once. It's a stretch. I'm using this
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  sperm and egg to demonstrate how small the size of a cluster can be.
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  The cluster can be as big as how many sperm than an egg can futilize.
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  The point here is to say a cluster is not a group. To
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  stretch a cluster is a group of eleven or twelve, because once a cluster
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  expands, it becomes a group. Or in that group, now in my
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  find people in my find people in that group that disagree. It's only a
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  cluster if everybody agrees on everything, if everybody is on the same page.
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  Clusterism comes out of unity unism. For clusters to survive, cluster canfirm other
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  clusters can link to other clusters without destroying the identity of the cluster. So
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  within the group there are many clusters, so many clusters join forces to become
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  a group, and for our group, therefore to survive, the objectives of
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  those clusters must be taken into consideration. So if a group meets, for
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  example, and come up with twelve proposers, those twelve proposers are coming from
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  twelve different clusters within that group. So each proposer is a representation of a
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  cluster. And as a matter of consensus, if some proposers are not voted,
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  it means the proposers of certain clusters are rejected. And if a consensus
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  it's belt of formal made, there is that probability and possibility that that those
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  consensus can be broken, So keeping their consensus is making sure that their clusters
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  whose proposals were not except to avote it should be motivated to be part of
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  that group. I should be promised that their proposals would be taken into consideration
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  subsequently or with due time or with due consideration. You must remember this.
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  Each individual goes into society seeking to belong into something bigger than itself or something
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  that is part of itself. Clusters are not forced. Clusters are not made
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  by others for itself. Clusters are made by itself for itself. Things stick
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  together because they are meant to stick together by some chemical, electrical, or
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  energy or constellation forces. Things or people find to find themselves with themselves,
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  and sometimes they can. They might even explain why the why is big because
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  of the forces of attraction of a cluster. It's to say that breasts of
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  the same featherers flock together within a tree. It's a cluster, and those
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  clusters are on branches that tree a society. Those branches are the groups and
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  the bunch on that tree, those fruits in that formation or that clusterization cannot
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  explain why they are together in that cluster. If we take a grape vine,
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  for example, grapes are in clusters, they might not know why they
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  are in that cluster. A tree of grapes, wine of grapes has so
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  many clusters. Those clusters cannot explain why behind that clusters. Nobody can explain
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  why why it is a particular grape in a particular cluster and not in a
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  different cluster. Clusterism can only be explained through the forces of attraction, the
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  energy and the constellation of bringing things together that they might not know why,
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  but are coming together. I can't bring on the best fruits, the best
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  seeds, the best humans that are good in something, that are best in
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  particular things. When humans find themselves in clusters, they create the great the
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  best ideas. They come over with the best invations, the best innovations.
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  Why is that possible? Because a cluster is a group of people that are
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  gifted in something similar. Clusters are made out of similarities, not out of
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  differences. Clusters are made out of agreements, not disagreements. Clusters are made
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  out of stability and instability. Clusters are made out of unity, not disunity.
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  Clusters are made out of likability, not dislike. Clusters are made out
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  of conformity, not disconformity. Clusters are made out of oneness, not out
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  of coasion or prayer or suppression or dictatorship or anarchy. People in a cluster
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  can become anarchists because the thing that united that cluster is the anarchism. So,
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  don't get me wrong. A cluster is it's a bunch of beings that
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  agree in things and makes they agree ninety nine percent in what they agree on.
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  That what they agree on may letter be bad or good, but they
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  agree in that which is good or bad. That's what makes them different from
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  a group. In a group, somebody might disagree. In a cluster,
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  they are just breads of the same feathers. That's why society almost politicians,
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  they go after the cluster. If you win the cluster, they can win
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  the group. You can take in politics for example, I wouldn't like to
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  use name. For example, you can see the Republican Party and when they
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  talk about the nut Trump you like him or that he has a following and
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  the following to the nut Trump is an armagation. It's an amalgamation of differing
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  clusters. That's why he has a lawyer base. He is a representation of
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  those clusters and those clusters have created groups and coalition. That's why it's very
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  formidable. That's why it's unbreakable, because each cluster agrees in the totality and
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  that which brings them together, and that cluster merges with other clusters that agrees
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  in the totality of which they agree on, and that which those clusters agree
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  upon. Don Not Trump agrees in everything that those different clusters agrees upon.
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  And that which make it much trickier is that do not drum become a symbol
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  of clusters with different ideologies, with different values and different principles, with different
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  girls. But don't that Trump happens to represent those clusters. And those clusters
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  might not even agree with other clusters, But don't not Trump. It's like
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  that tree that brings different clusters on different branches together, But that which unite
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  those clusters is the tree, and that tree happens to be done that Trump.
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  That's all unusual, but that's what happens to charismatic leaders. It's good
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  if such a person one society to be good. It's bad if such a
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  person wants society to be bad. You can take the bad example as Hitler
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  Mussolini. I take it back you can take examples. I don't want to
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  as a philosopher. I don't want to go and do his good or bad.
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  I take that back, good or bad, or just name figures to
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  you that's killing out enough to become the tree upon which many clusters, many
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  branches, that put us many clusters depending on They call those people charismatic ladies.
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  I'll give you examples Jesus Martin, Luther King, Abram Lincoln, Mandela
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  Hitler, Mussoloni, mouse it On or Gandhi or some great philosophers like they
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  founding fathers, or some great evangelists, or some great scientists, and Donald
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  Trump is one of them. You decide if they are good or bad or
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  What I want you to know is that these people become so strong, so
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  powerful, so liked, so cold, like that the gunner or the followers.
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  It's not because he wanted to. It's because they wanted him to.
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  Let me say it again, it's not because he wanted to. It's because
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  they wanted him to. So his a symptom, or he's simple or a
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  representation of many clusters. He is just one cluster that attracteth other clusters,
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  which means he is a leader. Of a cluster. The leadership starts from
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  my home and might be in a family that creates a business, that think
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  alike that a family that becomes some sort of a court or exact within itself,
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  that agree on their principles, their goals, their objectives, or their
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  purpose of being. I see themselves as one that see themselves in themselves or
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  find themselves in themselves. They are happy to be with themselves. Always have
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  a shoulder to lena, a person to give it, tsue paper when you
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  cry. That always have that growth that you feel like you been, that
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  got your back, that feel your pain, that looks like you or think
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  like you. The reason why a cluster is made it's not defined. But
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  the only thing that society wishes fun is that the thing that brings clusters together
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  is for the good of society. No wish to destroy society. It's it's
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  cluster or clusters, or that which better society is its cluster or clusters,
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  Because within the cluster, the most charismatic leader is born. Within a cluster,
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  a genius, an inventor, a ceo is born is made. Every
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  leader everywhere in the world was a leader or is a leader of its cluster
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  leaders are made out of clusters. The leader of a cluster becomes the leader
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  of a group, and the leader of a group become the leader of an
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  organization or an establishment as an institution, and a leader become the leader of
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  a country, or the leader of an international organization, of a leader of
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  a world body. Every leader everywhere was once the leader of its cluster.
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  It's that cluster that promoted their leader to become the leader of other clusters.
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  That's why a leader is a representation of other clusters. What takes a leader
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  out of favor is that the leader became members of other clusters and tend to
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  forget a cluster or turn to infringe upon the goals and objectives of other clusters.
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  A leader made of cluster. A leader is made of cluster, at
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  least one cluster. There is no leader that is not made out of a
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  cluster. It's that cluster that pushes that leader, or that pushes that person
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  to become what that person is. There is no great person that does not
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  come from a cluster. Great men are great men or women are borne out
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  of the cluster in which they are made of. That cluster can just be
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  a family. Within that family, that cluster can just be the mom and
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  dad and a child. There can be a child dad or a child mom.
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  Because a cluster makes you believe in yourself. A cluster does everything to
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  promote your intrinsic individuality, to make you belong. A cluster makes you to
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  be you, to identify with you, to like to be you, to
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  love you, to cherish you, to admire you. A cluster makes you
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  to feel secure to makes you feel adequate, makes you feel sufficient, makes
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  you feel important, makes you feel relevant, makes you feel loved, makes
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  you feel wanted, makes you feel accepted, makes you feel listened to.
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  A cluster has your back. A cluster promotes you, motivates you, inspires
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  you. A cluster gives you opportunity. A cluster gives you favors. A
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  cluster gives you a leg of It lends you something, It pushes here.
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  People in their cluster we have one another. Seek youre alone, secure a
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  job, buy home, recommend someone for love, for company. A cluster
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  we take their friend out. A cluster will call you and check on you,
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  take you to the hospital, look for you when you're in prison.
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  A cluster we accept you. We have no where to go. We have
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  nowhere to live. A cluster wi video and claudial. A cluster we call
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  your brother, we call your sister, We'll call you one of my own.
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  A cost that will not check from you, a cost that will not
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  steal from you, A cost that will not hate you. A class that
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  will don't discriminate against you, A colass that will not reject you, a
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  class that will not ostracize you, a class that will not domin you,
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  a class that will not do a great deal. A class I will not
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  exploit you. A cost that will not brutalize you. A class that will
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  not kill you, A class that will not destroy you, A class that
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  will not go to war with itself. A cost that will sick prosperity,
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  a cost that was sick to build itself, develop itself, invent itself,
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  innovate itself. I come pet with other cluster to add complete other clusters.
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  That's why the cluster is a bad rock of society. A cluster, it's
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  an image. A society is an image of its clusters. Now which is
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  broken in society. It's not even the family, it's the cluster of that
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  society. Because within a society, within the community, within the union within
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  the political party, or within even the family, there is a cluster.
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  The small lest union of a cluster is too and that two council one.
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  Remember that don't ignore clusters to be listen, society promote clusters. Cluster are
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  not bad by others. Clusters are bad by themselves. And what society can
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  do best is to promote clusters and inspire clusters to be good. If society
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  fails to create betterment, flourishment, safety, security and opportunities for everybody,
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  some dangerous clusters who developed Terrorism comes out of dangerous clusters. It comes out
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  of the rejected. Gangs are clusters made out of the rejected. Remember that,
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  or you discriminate against a people when you oppress a people, or you
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  take away opportunities from the people. Like minded like minded humans who are wronged
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  create clusters that can sometimes be very dangerous and detrimental to society. You get
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  to imagine how those terrorism tribes out of clusters, out of disinfranchised clusters,
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  out of people that are wronged by society, are those dangerous clusters are created.
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  What makes a human to take a gun and go shoot people? A
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  human comes out of a cluster that all think aliked that have been rejected and
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  ostracized by society, and they choose to destroy the society that destroyed them.
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  So you'll be very careful. That's why you must study clusters. Always ask
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  yourself what brings clusters together for a society. To understand society, clausters for
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  society, and to understand humans such society must understand the clusters in which those
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  humans come from. Sometimes, for Machiavelian intents, politicians manipoly clusters. If
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  you buy the leader of a society of a cluster, you buy the cluster.
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  But that will not be good. You get to think, why do
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  people smoke together, other people go out together to drink? Why students go
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  to school and maarticulate in a university but ends up with a group of feel
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  ends up in a group and lettle ends up in a cluster. And that
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  cluster can be cluster of A students, can be as cluster of B students,
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  can be cluster of C students or d r F students. It can
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  be a cluster of hooligans. It can be a cluster of bandits. It
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  can be a cluster of inventors that becomes CEOs. I always checked to see
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  what made people great, what made people to be who they are, what
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  makes people to think alike. It's the cluster. They were not voted to
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  be part of that cluster. They just became part of that cluster. Fraternities,
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  authorities, I call themselves clusters. They are not clusters between their fraternity,
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  authrority, or crowd or sect. There are clusters. The cluster is
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  always the most powerful unit. It's like the per and the egg. There
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  were many spamps spampantous us if that described where the egg futilize. Just a
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  fear, that fear. It's the beginning of a cluster. Remember that to
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  change society, change the cluster. To change this cluster, make a better
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  human, one better human, become to better humans. It takes two to
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  tanga. They do that tango. It's a cluster. That's why when you
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  see people in love, they start to think alike. When people divorce,
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  it's because the cluster fell apart. They soon or they soon find themselves to
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  agree to disagree. When people disagree to this, When people agree to disagree,
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  a cluster can still be maintained. Or when people disagree to disagree,
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  there is no cluster. You know, a cluster is made when people constantly
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  disagree to agree and when people agree to agree. When people agree to agree
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  constantly agree to agree, there is a cluster and the clusters start to fracture
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  when people disagree to agree, and the cluster is is fractured. When people
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  disagree to disagree, they dissociate, the disassemble, and the fall apart.
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  As a philosopher, remember clusterism. See l U S T E r I
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  s M. Clausterism. That is what I'm talking about. Clausterism by philosopher
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  Prince Israelzar. Clausterism class term rey zoo how many jumps for jumps class stir
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  y zoo by Prince Israel Sar. Understanding society is by understanding the cluster in
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  which humans I may or comes from. Remember that clusterism. What's the dead
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  of today? Today is March twenty It is March March March twenty nine,
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  twenty twenty four. Preparing for Easter these days on Sunday and Happy Easter twenty
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  twenty four. Clusterism, please clausterism, clusterism, thank you,