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Ok, this next video may be of interest to all the lovers and marriage-ers out there.
The History of Love
(disclaimer: the video is relatively short and does leave out some important details, such as the patriarchal sexism of the last 2000 years, anything to do with the lower-classes at all, and does gloss nuanced details of various schools of thought/expression. But hopefully you can either see past those lapses, or fill in the gaps yourself, and take some useful context from the information and the spirit in which it is given. Sincerely, treacle)
They. Don't. Care. About. Reality.
Facts simply don't matter to them. If anything, the less they know, the more certain they become. Instead of beating this dead horse that they've been proven wrong again, it's time to find a way of responding that makes a difference.
Amen. It's baffling.
I can't quite get over the irony.