This afternoon I was clearing my teeth and the word "Lafayette" pops in my mind for a moment. I'm from Canada.. In high school they only had 1 day one time where they showed you the US states.. seriously. You don't have to know them to pass a test. I look up this word. The way they dress in 1700s - Conspiracies

This afternoon I was clearing my teeth and the word "Lafayette" pops in my mind for a moment. I'm from Canada.. In high school they only had 1 day one time where they showed you the US states.. seriously. You don't have to know them to pass a test. I look up this word. The way they dress in 1700s (media.scored.co)

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– free-will-of-choice -1 points 1 year ago +2 / -3

MARQUIS (Latin marca; frontier) DE (of) LAFAYETTE (French layette; laie; laeye: load; burden) aka Frontier of Burden aka lack of comprehension (frontier) through ignorance (burden).

The more one ignores for suggested; the less one comprehends perceivable, hence confining oneself within narrower frontiers, while burdening oneself with suggested information, upheld willingly within ones mind/memory.

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