[MD] Thus spoke Lila

[John Carl]

Marsha, I'm in an agreeable mood so here's hoping:

John:


> However, an important point is that our understanding
> > of reality is a negotiation.  It's not contained in me, it's not defined
> by
> > you.  It's what we agree upon - the entanglement between.
>
>
Marsha:


> And if we don't agree?
>
>
John:

Then our "entanglement" gets more tangled.  Here is where a faithful-I is
necessary.  It is our wish to have  agreement which keeps us entangled.

Do you think Lila wished to become more entangled?  Or did she wish to
become less?