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Just like Kyrie Irving, Michael Jordan has given us an opportunity to “think outside the box” but most of us have once again chosen our cardboard confines as a safe house from which to process information.
The “ceiling is the roof” is an uncommon statement coming from the mouth of humans.
When we hear information for the first time, it usually does sound “strange.” Doesn't that apply to all first experiences? I imagine this is part of the reason why babies cry upon first breath. Then, in short order, after multiple more breaths, they realize what's going on or at least have become less shocked by the sensation.
When we experience language and the experience is also flavored and colored by the reactions of other humans, our own personal reaction to the information changes for better or worse.
When it comes to Michael Jordan's statement, here's what we knew before he made the statement:
1. A glass “ceiling is the roof.”
2. In many buildings and homes “the ceiling is the roof.”
3. “The ceiling is the roof” in attics, lofts, cabins, sheds, tents, teepees, lean-to's, etc.
4. The ceiling of one floor is the floor of the floor above, thus “the floor is the ceiling.” [at this point in this discussion, truthseekers are nodding while resisters and deniers are shaking]
5. The ceiling of the Universe is also the roof.
6. If, in fact, we are living on the outer surface of Earth, we are living on the roof which serves as a roof under our feet, thus also a floor. The ceiling is the roof is the floor of the next higher level.
7. All roofs are ceilings. Just because we have an interior ceiling doesn't mean the outermost ceiling is no longer a ceiling. Aren't there multiple ceilings, floors and roofs in multi-story buildings?
The “ceiling is the roof” is not as far-fetched, ridiculous or laughable as it might first seem.
The ceiling is the roof makes more sense than “the sky's the limit.”
”Rounding Out Two Truths & Kyrie Irving's Flat Earth, Unity Consciousness #947”
