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Henceforth human behavior is judged by the intensity of devotion with which one pursues satiation or satisfaction. Many have written that the theology of the cross glorifies violence and teaches an image of an angry God who needs the satiation of bloodshed. Indeed, the generosity-based economy of Burning Man also recalls assertions by figures from the Dalai Lama to Wilhelm Reich that society's crises are tied to the ego structure of the West and its incessant demand for satiation and material gain. |
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