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dogpet wrote
I suppose an argument could be made that it is similar to corporate personhood, where there is a trust that the constructed entity will provide a promised return. In the case of many religions this would be an enhanced afterlife, & in the absence of proof of failure of this undertaking the trust persists.
It seems the case that a consensus fallacy can indeed create an entity like a political system, or a cartoon figurehead.
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I think your sort of on the right tract here.
There I said something nice, no please bend over and let me fuck you in the ass (I'm assuming because of your flowery language your a girl - I hope).
