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Your burden meaning the burden that you think exists, but actually doesn't.
Confirmed by your entrenching into science as the subject when addressing religion/theology. A subject which is completely out of the realms of scientific measurement, as you kindly established in your rant against yourself - because it certainly misses the mark by miles, and I confidently ignore all of it as irrelevant and the rantings of desperation
Your burden meaning the burden that you think exists, but actually doesn't.
Confirmed by your entrenching into science as the subject when addressing religion/theology. A subject which is completely out of the realms of scientific measurement, as you kindly established in your rant against yourself - because it certainly misses the mark by miles, and I confidently ignore all of it as irrelevant and the rantings of desperation
