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Nexus! Have a slightly confused clinical psychologist!
Dr. Anthony Hill (call him 'Tony'- he doesn't like being called 'Anthony') wanders into the Nexus and takes a seat in a rather comfy looking chair. After a moment of pondering his situation and carefully reading over the signs leading into the Nexus he decides to ask the first question that comes to mind.
"Why do you think bad things happen to good people?"
He knows that there is no real answer to this question but he is curious to hear what others think. Usually, the true answer to difficult questions lay not in the voicing of one opinion but in the voicing of many and finding the answer somewhere in the middle of all those opinions.
Dr. Anthony Hill (call him 'Tony'- he doesn't like being called 'Anthony') wanders into the Nexus and takes a seat in a rather comfy looking chair. After a moment of pondering his situation and carefully reading over the signs leading into the Nexus he decides to ask the first question that comes to mind.
"Why do you think bad things happen to good people?"
He knows that there is no real answer to this question but he is curious to hear what others think. Usually, the true answer to difficult questions lay not in the voicing of one opinion but in the voicing of many and finding the answer somewhere in the middle of all those opinions.