Precessed

What do we mean by precessed?

(of an axis of rotation) To have an angle that varies cyclically.

(of a rotating object) To wobble; to rotate about an axis that precesses.

The idea that the social idea of time exists in the past while the structure of time exists in the future. Proffering that consciousness is in front of human-time, as it exists in the future. Urban Dictionary

This is my parody of the infamous "Procession Controversy," which split The Church, to two parts, the Catholic, and The Orthodox. This is before a third split, appeared in the 16th Century, when The Protestant Church appeared. Note Orthodox, and Protestants, hate The Catholic Church, which is horrible. Why can't all Christians get along? The Apocryphal Gnostic Acts of John, says Jesus's disciples, danced around Jesus, but doesn't say what direction, whether it was clockwise, or counter-clockwise. Urban Dictionary

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