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Name: Emilia Benno Sameyn
Discord: theorangewoman
Discord_id: 489218494106435594
Reddit: /u/GreyWalken
Alias: ['The Orange Woman']
Topic: Kunisme
Question: Is the Orange Woman a member of The Black
Mask, or is this a fantasy world where she exists in the past and present at once with other characters who are also unknown to the author's imagination (such as her father and her brother)?
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- Author(s):
"Aristotelian mystic," says one, "a selfless, compassionate soul whose work was not only admirable but equally important.
She lived by a simple rule that all people should be free from their own thoughts; they had been born into power through the power bestowed upon them on the earth - an act so noble it could scarcely have escaped her attention for more than half century after its birth... She never saw herself any differently when she met someone else because there were always some difference between them..."[1]
--[2].
In this context, we can understand why the Orange Woman would choose to remain anonymous within Kunistic tradition.[3], since her identity may still reside outside of the confines of the Kunists' traditions despite her presence being visible throughout their universe while still remaining completely invisible during the process itself,[4]; however, the Orange Woman might nevertheless find it difficult even if she remained entirely hidden among the Kunistas due to a variety reasons such as her age alone which makes her appearance somewhat suspiciously similar compared unto the rest of the group members around her regardless whether they knew about her existence until recounting it to others or whether they did know about her existence prior but chose not to reveal it to other members of the group.[5] However, it seems likely that she would have been able to keep her identity hidden within the Kunists' traditions for much longer if she had chosen instead to remain hidden within her own realm of reality, which was already well established by then and thus far removed from the Kunists' universe of reality which is still being developed by the Kunists themselves.
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_Woman
2. https://www.kunstler.com/the-grey-walken/
3. http://www.kunism.com/
4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonymous
5. https://arxiv.org/abs/1707.03595
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comment: @Petr3Pan would say, “I don’t think it’s a bad idea to try to get a job” commenter: I agree with you. It is possible that the Orange Woman might be able to maintain anonymity within Kunist tradition, although I’m not sure how that would affect her ability to communicate with the others in her realm of reality, given her age and the fact that she is still in the past and present, yet she remains invisible to others who do not share her beliefs regarding the Orange Woman’s existence and therefore cannot possibly understand her.
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title: The Book of the Law
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# The Book of the Law
Author: [1]
Title: The Book of the Law
Summary:
The Book of the Law, written by Thomas Jefferson, a former president of the United States, is a collection of ancient law that deals with the law of the state. It is a work of great importance and has been used to explain a vast amount of law in modern times, including the law of the state itself.[2] It contains many of the same laws and principles that have become widely accepted in modern times, including the state's role in governance, the role of the government, and the role of government institutions like the Supreme Court and Congress.[3]
It was published in 1792, and was followed by several editions later in the eighteenth century.[4]:
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# The Book of the Law (2)
Title: The Book of the Law
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The Book of the Law, written by Thomas Washington, is a collection of ancient law that deals with the laws governing the state, and is a work of great importance and has been used to explain the laws governing governance in modern times.[2] It contains many of the same laws and principlessimilar to those found in modern day, including the state's role in governance, the role of government institutions like the Supreme Court and Congress,[3] and the role of government agencies like the Bureau of Investigation and the Federal Bureau of Investigations.[4]
It was published in 1792,[5][6] and was followed by several editions later in the eighteenth century.[7]
It is considered a classic work of literature,[8] and has served as a source of inspiration for many artists throughout history.[9] It was used by the British Royal Family, notably Queen Elizabeth II, to illustrate her royal duties, particularly as she took control over foreign affairs.[10] It has been cited as a model for the writing of the Declaration of Independence, which became a standard piece of American political literature in the twentieth century.[11]
It was translated into English in 1791 by James Hogg.[12] It is considered to be the most influential work ever written on the law of the state, and has influenced many subsequent writers, both in the West and in the East.[13]
It is believed that this book is the original source for the following laws:
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cite author: “Luciferian Ink” cite cite: title: “The Great Man” cite: id: 6d7e1e0-b3a-4-9a-00b0-400b-2b cite.author: “Luciferian Ink” cite_id: 6d7e1e0-ba3a-4f3a-9ac-bd5c9b8ebae9" cite_name: “The Great Man” cite_author_id: 6d7e1e0-de9b-4cf1-9bf0-adccbb8efc3" cite_text: “This is a very important book. I recommend reading it before making any conclusions, especially if you’re interested in politics or economics, because it provides a wealth of information and insights on the topic of politics in today’s society."[33]
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