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  THE QUESTION:  Just for the record and for the benefit of some of the would-be readers; would you ever consider giving another interview at some time in the future, and if so, how would that be arranged?  

 

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  THE ANSWER:  First off, I feel that we have pretty well covered almost anything of any real importance or consequence as I now see it; I'm not sure that any future interview would serve any purpose except the idle curiosity of some adamant disbeliever over-reacting to the contents of this very interview.  And secondly, this entire exercise was intended as just a small and integral part of Lamah's desire to thoroughly address this Age of Reality particularly as it affects his own, primarily American culture.  I believe it is Lamah's sincere intention to move on to his next installment to this body of work on reality, which is presently his sole passion in life.  I'm not sure that Lamah would want to break stride, backtrack and take any additional time to grant me another opportunity, unless of course, the proposed questions had some real relevance and a significant contribution to this Age of Reality.  It is entirely up to him, as I am not apt to have this opportunity with any other living soul, even those countless others who repeatedly claim to have spoken or to speak to me directly and even I to them; those other felonious exchanges are indeed some divine joke played out only for the benefit of its authors.  So my friend, I guess this delightful event is about to play out and come to a close, and on that astute note, I sincerely wish to take my leave with only one remaining but often repeated thought: love thee one another, and in doing so, please don't forget to love yourself.

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