 Temple was to be built. He discovered a cave. He was lowered into the cave on a rope whereupon he found two pillars, one of rock and one of bronze (Boaz and Jachin in effect) that were inscribed with the secret knowledge of humankind taught to us by the fallen angels of the Book Of Enoch, a copy of which he also found there. 

Spielberg merely changed the Book of Enoch to the Ark of the Covenant (still itself connected to Solomon's Temple) and altered the decor to Egyptian, but the scene itself is a Masonic Lodge play. It was at that point that Sullivan (though a Mason himself already) realised that Spielberg was a fellow Mason. And from then he realised lots of filmmakers are. This is why Sam Mendes Masonic Bond films had premieres at the Grand Freemasonic Hall in the UK. This is why a Masonic Lodge does duty as part of Gotham in Nolan's Batman. 

The thing about the leitmotifs though which really flags them as a template that is being used over and over is that there's never just one. It's always half a dozen at least that are flung up there on screen. 

One alone you might call a coincidence, possibly even two. But at least six? That strains credulity. That's when it's easier to countenance that people are following a well-defined and practiced pattern. 

It's predictable. Believe me, once you know the pattern you can predict what happens in movies. Even from just the trailers of these movies that are a year ahead of release if they happen to include a leitmotif or two. It's quite hilarious, in many instances it's done so ham-fistedly you have to laugh at how blatant it is. I have a friend who curses me for showing him what to look out for because now he can instantly spot it too. It's ruined movies for him.I first got into Lush fifteen years ago, and I did drift away for a good few years because for a time there seemed to be a lot of generic sweet vanillaish stuff and I felt like I could probably get an equally exciting experience for a lot cheaper by dumping a packet of Bird's custard powder into the bath. The vanilla/candy-scented stuff isn't something I actually dislike and clearly it has an army of loyal fans (just look at Snow Fairy!), but I definitely feel the frustration when there's no herbal or floral stuff that isn't very sweet. Having said that, I'm sure there's people who think my favourites smell like a bath full of steaming silage and tend to be discontinued for a good reason.

However, there's been some good stuff recently- adding onto the previous suggestions, there's also Grass bubble bar, Maypole soap (minty!), the new peppermint/geranium bubble bar, the cold-pressed soaps (sunflower and patchouli! rosemary!), Kerbside Violets, Princess Cottongrass, Aliens and Monsters FUN, Odango, Daddy-O/Sugar Daddy, etc, all definitely on the UK site so at least available for online ordering. If you can get hold of the bath oils (and they have all been online a couple of times, so hopefully will continue making semi-regular appearances), they have some unusual combinations like lavender/tobacco, mint/oakwood, lime/black pepper.. unfortunately, it seems like a lot of the weirder stuff trialled at Oxford Street just isn't selling well enough to roll out across all stores. Which is a shame as I would love Princess dusting powder, Sunflower, Ylang Song, etc, to be regulars, but sadly it doesn't look like they've been wildly popular.Can you describe the fallacy you're seeing, given the context? Obviously, none of the points are technically correct and in some sense even contradict themselves(such as A:to know about knife fighting, you must knife fight,and, all knife fighters are dead or in prison; and B: If you get into a knife/armed fight, you will die). Given that, the context does not seem to imply this level of examination; instead, I think u/bloodster8 wanted us to heed the underlying intentions of his/her advice: knife fights have severe legal and physical ramifications. 

Sorry to go on but I find it thick-headed when structural fallacies are mentioned but remain inarticulate. Posters who look for what was meant to be said rather than what was technically said seem to, in my experience, yield better discussions/posts. In an academic or professional setting, it is a sound tactic to scrutinize what is actually written on the page or said aloud; but, I don't think we need to be so pedantic on reddit.<gh_stars>1-10
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&gt; The Internet allows people to so easily access information that they feel entirely willing to act as an authority on the topic due to the wealth of information available.

IMO I don't know if they "feel" it. I think most of these people are intellectually insecure and are hoping nobody calls them up on their comments and just upvotes them for that nice feeling of validation so they can fit in with the "thinking crowd".

&gt; The Internet allows

I know this was a light comment, but I can tell you first hand people have been running their mouth about geopolitical affairs well before the internet. More so if anything because it was harder to prove them wrong.Have you ever pressed flowers from your yard and hung the framed results on your wall so you could enjoy your garden blooms past their season? I love growing flowers and I’m always thinking of ways to preserve their beauty. In this project, we’re taking the simple art of pressed flowers a step further by making nature boards.
Nature boards are created by adhering pressed flowers and leaves to mat board. Nature boards work best with flowers and leaves that have a relief surface after pressing. Although the best selection is when your garden is in full bloom, for this project, autumn is a fine time to collect waning flowers before they completely disappear with first frost.
You can use a purchased flower press, although it works just as well to press flowers between the pages of an old phone book. Be careful that the leaves and flowers aren’t bent or folded before you close the book. Every few days, move the flowers to clean pages to prevent mold. Continue to changes pages until the flowers are completely dry, discarding soiled pages.
Once the pressed flowers and leaves are completely dry, you are ready to make your nature board. If you’re not planning to start this project right away, store your pressed flowers between sheets of tissue paper in a flat box.
To make your nature board, start by arranging selected flowers and leaves in a pleasing arrangement next to your mat board. Then, working with one flower or leaf at a time, coat one side with waterproof glue and press it to the board.
When the arrangement is complete and the glue has dried, cover the front and back of the board with two coats of gesso.
Nature boards can be painted with watercolors, acrylics or pastels and displayed as finished artwork.
You can also use your nature board as a hand-printing plate by painting the surface, inverting a sheet of paper over the board, and rubbing to transfer the design. The image will be delicate and makes the perfect backdrop for a botanical collage.Hail The Holly King --Well I attended a live online Full Moon Yule Ritual tonight. When Mistress Stephanie cut the air with a feather quill?(I think that was what it was, that's what I saw), the "Z" that she cut into the air was sizzling in the air, it was purple and it did not dissipate for at least 30 seconds. I don't know what that means, but it was interesting.
I'm still finding myself-- one month I think i'm traditional, the next, i'm thinking i'm gnostic. I'm thinking that i'm just my own type of Satanist, I don't seem to fit into a category. Like she cast a circle and then she called forth the elements for the ritual, at the end she asked them to depart. I did my own ritual at the same time, but I just could not ask those elements, Lilith and the Holly King to depart. I asked them to never depart from me, and for the circle to never be broken. I felt comforted by their presence. I don't ever want them to leave me. So i'm learning that I am independent in my Satanism. -
I live a strange life anyway. I can seriously tell you that the dead are everywhere. They are in your homes, cars, libraries, outside. Everywhere. So seeing spirits does not frighten me-- how can demons-- I already have one of those-- The elements can only be a blessing that i