"God, whose law it is that he who learns must suffer"
This sounds like the Luciferian interpretation of god, whose rule as an unjust imprisoner is exemplified by the story of god casting man out from the Garden of Eden for the crime of learning to discern good and evil.
Good point. Certainly creepy that's such an obscure quote would be written on this wall given mural, the other words, the fact its a bathroom, everything we suspect... i did classical literature and although i heard of Aeschylus its not like this quote would be on the tip of anyone's tongue even if they were a Major in Classical Studies...
So tis clearly has some in-joke, hidden meaning significance.
As does the Pan references they share with each other.
As does the Antinous statue as a profile pic.
They honestly think they are so clever and 'in-the-know' but they never imagined there would be a 9000 strong internet investigator group analysing their bullshit
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thicktail1730947 ago
"God, whose law it is that he who learns must suffer"
This sounds like the Luciferian interpretation of god, whose rule as an unjust imprisoner is exemplified by the story of god casting man out from the Garden of Eden for the crime of learning to discern good and evil.
RedGreenAlliance ago
Good point. Certainly creepy that's such an obscure quote would be written on this wall given mural, the other words, the fact its a bathroom, everything we suspect... i did classical literature and although i heard of Aeschylus its not like this quote would be on the tip of anyone's tongue even if they were a Major in Classical Studies...
So tis clearly has some in-joke, hidden meaning significance.
As does the Pan references they share with each other. As does the Antinous statue as a profile pic.
They honestly think they are so clever and 'in-the-know' but they never imagined there would be a 9000 strong internet investigator group analysing their bullshit
ZalesMcMuffin ago
"a 9000 strong internet investigator group"
and then I joined... DING