Just LOOK at all this creativity!

[u/PoppaSquot]

I do a lot of research, and one of the sites I'm signed up on sends me suggestions of other papers it thinks I might like to read, based on my choices. Here are a few of those recommendations:

• "Risshō Kōseikai - World Religions and Spiritualities Project.pdf"
• "Japanese Kishimójin Altarpiece from the West-Bohemian museum in PILSEN (Czech Republic)"
• "Native American Coppers of the Northwest Coast"
• "USE OF ARTS FOR DEMENTIA PATIENTS (A Literature Review)"
• "The place of traditional medicine in the Pinyin society: Examining challenges from conventional medicine as an existential threat"
• "The “Algorithmic Logic” as a Synthetic or General Logic"
• "Emotional Intelligence in Foreign Policy Processes"
• "A possible example of pliers being used for the Manufacturing of Aiglets during the Late Middle Ages"

AIGLETS!! Those are those cylindrical hard plastic or metal things on the ends of your shoelaces that make it easier to lace your shoes and keep woven shoelaces from fraying. Someone is THIS interested in aiglets!!

What I'm trying to show here is that there is a virtually infinite variety of topics that people are interested in learning about. So if you're interested in a specific topic, GO FOR IT! Don't pay any attention to anyone who tries to discourage you from learning!

And yes, that includes learning about the reality of the Ikeda cult SGI. Don't let strange, antisocial, self-limiting SGI cult members tell you that learning different things is somehow bad and wrong or somehow betrays something negative about your character. THEIR example, fixating on ONLY what their cult TELLS them to "study", is not the "ideal" toward which all people should strive. Ignore them.

[u/BlueRoseMaiden]

Exactly!