Honesty and rubber dolls
I love the honest people!
And I love the honest products! I understand that the honest products are made by honest people. Makes sense?
I will tell you what I mean by giving you examples of dishonest products:
There are situations where I think a fake product can make an improvement. But they are so few. A woman getting a wig because she is loosing her hair would be one. Women look so much better with hair, I think. If a man wants to wear a wig I can't say that I blame him but men are not attractive in the first place. Why waste money on a wig? An honest bald looks fine.
The honest products are just that. They are what they seem to be. You see a brick and it is a brick. You can walk up to the wall and touch the actual brick. This is very good.
You see a woman and there's a woman there, really. Relief!
I noticed something else about fake. It will not ever make you feel truly comfortable and good. Not as an honest product could. Honesty can touch your soul.
You want the sound of a waterfall in your home because it makes you feel good? You can record the sound and play it in your sound system but it won't make you truly comfortable. You have to build a waterfall, a real one. The recorded waterfall will soon start to annoy you, you take my word for it.
Pretense. To mislead. I have a fake t-shirt in my closet. It's a t-shirt alright, a pretty good one, but it is a fake "Emporio Armani." And I never wear it. I will probably use it in the garage.
And honesty has some God-like ingredient. Like looking at an old, beautiful and powerful original painting by some old master. It can really make a difference.
Tunedal
14 Nov 2002