@tk
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You cannot trust a people who may have audience. While they are correct in everything they (you) say, they will always be the weakest and possibly strongest part of you.
ALG and SP are your consciousness.
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Sorry? I don't understand most of that. If you are saying that people who have an audience can never be trusted, I would reply that you have a point, but might be overstating it. While an audience might be a reason for someone to be dishonest (deliberately or via unconscious denial), I think some people handle this pressure better than others. Besides, I always find it best to hear what people have to say and then make up my own mind, so in that sense I don't have to 'trust' anyone, at least not to the point of taking everything they say as true.
Next, you suggest that they will always be correct in everything they say (and so will I). If I understand you, this seems like a ridiculous statement, meaning that no-one ever says anything that isn't true, and I think you have just disproved it by making that statement. Besides, if no-one ever said anything that wasn't true, this would refute your first statement; everyone (with or without an audience) would be trustworthy all the time.
You can see where we're going with this. I can't make any sense of "they will always be the weakest and possibly strongest part of you", nor of "ALG and SP are your consciousness". I get the feeling you're writing new-age psychobabble to avoid having to think. Sorry if I've got it all wrong, and I'd love it if you could help me understand what you're saying.