I like the Zelda quote for being able to intimate the same idea, but in less words.

I do believe that the world will see a dramatic shift from fear to wonder.

It's actually interesting when you think about the FDR quote and fear...FDR didn't fear GOD, he feared fear. Or rather, wanted people to fear...

Even that quote was supposedly taken from a department store ad by his political advistor.

Here's something else that is rather interesting...

For shits and giggles I was reading about Ted Danson the other day (my brother was watching his new comedy). Turns out, Danson is directly related to Anne Hutchinson, a woman who caused a schism in the Puritans. She was expelled and eventually scalped along with her family. It's a pretty crazy story.

Moreover, the Bushes, the Roosevelts (at least FDR), and the Romneys are also direct descendants.

For genetic similarities, think of how good of a match Danson is to Mitt Romney...if there was a biopic of Mitt Romney, I don't think you could cast someone with a more similar head shape, hair, and hairline. Well, because they are relatives LOL.

There is quite the contrast though, between Ted Danson's relaxed approach to comedy and the notable stiffness of Romney.

I even think Danson is funny...but still "in on it". Check out the movie Teddy Bears Picnic that George Wendt (Danson's cast mate on Cheers) was in, and look at the freakin' cast. Not only that, it was the first movie made by Harry Shearer, one of the main voice guys for the Simpsons. There's very little wonder here why that movie had a very limited release, and didn't win any Razz awards or anything even though it is a 0% movie on Rotten Tomatoes. Very reminiscent of Battlefield: Earth; movies by cultists made primarily for other cultists.