FAQ

– Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) –

Q:

The Brickthrowers are an independent outfit.

Is there industry competition in the “re-educational advocacy” business?

 

B:

Thanks for asking. Yes, Brickthrowers is an indie outfit.

Re-educational advocacy industry competition would entail competitors are aware they are in need of re-education.

Provided they have taken steps toward self-actualization they would become cooperators, not competitors.

 

Q:

What is Brickthrowers currently working on?

 

B:

Classified.

 

Q:

Any mention of current directions Brickthrowers is taking?

 

B:

Classified.

 

Q:

What does Brickthrowers look for as advocacy goes?

 

B:

Awakening and unlocking human potential, motivating the human spirit to action,

training the self to be the refuge of the self to cooperate with other self-refugees.

 

Q:

Self-refugees?

 

B:

The existential question of the self.

Is a self a self if that self has not escaped the confines of the socially imposed identity,

isolated as a self from others?

To know the self is to re-educate the self toward advocacy of others knowing themselves

to collaborate as part of a higher collective.

To question refugees of the self is to expose oneself as more other than self.

 

Q:

Brickthrowers is a proponent of the Social Contract.

Why is this important?

 

B:

Generation by generation, we lose touch with respect, dignity, integrity, etc ethics, norms, morals, virtues.

From the good neighbor to pride in craftsmanship,

society’s rules are bent to meet the needs and desires of those doing the bending.

Think of history’s fallen empires and draw your own parallels and conclusions.

 

Q:

Is Brickthrowers making predictions?

 

B:

Classified.

This digital reality is still new and rapidly evolving.

Brickthrowers is more concerned with opening avenues for advocates

rather than defining and limiting preferences, potentials, predictions, etc.

 

Q:

Any advice for burgeoning advocates?

 

B:

Ambition and tenacity . . . you either have it . . . or you do not have it.

Consider the value of history, mythology, symbolism, phonetic and textual misinterpretations,

experimentation, rhetoric and semantics, and let these shape your campaign.

Above all, expect that no one will really understand your advocacy until you achieve the change you seek . . .

 

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