I imagine it would be easier to not exit, instead loudly pronouncing one’s readiness to watch the next, inviting any reg ambusher to join you since these are such vital briefings.

Funny and perhaps more accurate than they had in mind. Scientology and CoB have not powerful engine in place, so the pedal just sits on the metal, unchanging. He can sit in his booster chair behind the wheel and not worry about his foot reaching. He’s gotten so used to imagining the scenery that the fact his vehicle is up on blocks doesn’t slow his roll.

Plus the person on the stairs is much taller and younger than Greene.

Makes me wish I were OT and could go exterior and cruise through their building like a drone and record their dismal emptiness.

I still remember when I was on the PAC RPF, doing various renos helper jobs, and I wonder about all the rooms and walls and pipes, and doors, and chairs, and cigarette urns I worked on.

Nostalgia for their dismal empty buildings which used to be “home.”

Great one, I’m laughing, great one.

Learning from the mistakes of others is a hard thing to do. But it has to be done.

When I was a kid back in the 80s, I had this little language toy computer thingy. so I typed “INTIMATE” into it to see what it would say. It asked “did you mean INMATE”, and suggested “MASTERSON” and “CARDONE” as possible corrections. But what can you expect from toys from the 80s? I was hoping it would have its ethics in and say something about the bridge being wide open, but I guess it’s defective. Stupid machine thingy. At least it’s giddy. I think. That’s a plus, right?

Yes indeed.
It is always a wonder to me that the sheeple who buy Scientology without question, especially these days with so much evidence contrary to their dreams & aspirations in plain sight. All those empty buildings stand as testament to the unworkability of Scientology. They never seem to be bothered or observant enough to recognize that their almighty leader never touches the stuff he peddles, nor is the average staff member allowed to partake of it either. Yet he claims it’s so called “standard,” and that he went out of his way and professes he alone sorted it all out as Ron intended. Sort of like a clever heroin dealer never partaking in their own product – they know it’s addictive poison.
Hubbard was addicted to his own creation! Geezers, just trying to fathom how much he audited daily, wrote and spoke about it in volumes over decades makes me gasp! Then to follow the path he set out and find out it’s all crap anyway, no matter how good it may appear initially. It does not deliver what’s promised, it simply impossible that it can. The carrot and donkey of it all is remarkable, until you cut the string & throw the rotten, lie filled carrot away. The philosophical equations encountered to decipher it are anyone’s guess imo and should belong to anyone without ridicule as long as they don’t harm others with it. It seems to parallel political ramblings for many that sit on the fringe from what I have seen.
It’s a type of evolution to go through Scientology, pop out the other side with egg on your face, and, if you can be bothered, start putting the pieces of the puzzle together. Which ever way you go at it, all roads lead to Rome – it’s a trap, and an expensive one at that, in time, money & stolen integrity!

Ahhh. Yes. The bright side.