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I think it's much more important that Freddie Mercury and Elton John were talented musicians than how they enjoyed themselves and with whom.
And psychological problems in communication stemming from the habit of being (according to some internal, subjective beliefs) a step above others is a minor personal problem that hardly needs to be addressed or treated here.
Take Michelangelo, for example – he dissected human corpses under the cover of night and secrecy to understand the structure of the human body and improve his skills. On the one hand, he committed a terrible sacrilege, and for that, the church would have destroyed him, at least for the entire century following that. On the other hand, the world received masterpieces, most of which are unsurpassed. The question of whether he could have acted this way is no longer relevant. Barbarism, from the point of view of a certain ideology and the papacy, was justified.
The growth of one's ego and the number of crowns over time can lead to a period when there will not be enough souls considered "worthy" to feed this ego.
And psychological problems in communication stemming from the habit of being (according to some internal, subjective beliefs) a step above others is a minor personal problem that hardly needs to be addressed or treated here.
Take Michelangelo, for example – he dissected human corpses under the cover of night and secrecy to understand the structure of the human body and improve his skills. On the one hand, he committed a terrible sacrilege, and for that, the church would have destroyed him, at least for the entire century following that. On the other hand, the world received masterpieces, most of which are unsurpassed. The question of whether he could have acted this way is no longer relevant. Barbarism, from the point of view of a certain ideology and the papacy, was justified.
The growth of one's ego and the number of crowns over time can lead to a period when there will not be enough souls considered "worthy" to feed this ego.
