[Smurf]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=3a8_1362925707

 

Maybe it's a cultural thing  /:|

[MountainMom]

[MountainMom]

Is that on the internet anywhere?

[Simon]

I highly doubt it

[Love'n Honey]

The elder's face is in practically every group photo with Mother and General Pastor

[Simon]

I think we dicussed this before

[Love'n Honey]

I wasn't invited to that discussion.

[Simon]

I could've sworn you were in it lol

[Love'n Honey]

Simon wrote:

I could've sworn you were in it lol

 Lol.. well, I don't remember.

[Questioninginla]

renita.payno wrote:

The elder's face is in practically every group photo with Mother and General Pastor

 What is the ratio of photo/picture per room or common area?  (and by that I mean leader or very high up).

[Love'n Honey]

Questioninginla wrote:

renita.payno wrote:

The elder's face is in practically every group photo with Mother and General Pastor

 What is the ratio of photo/picture per room or common area?  (and by that I mean leader or very high up).

 You're asking how pictures of leaders are generally in each room or common area? Well, in SW Zion, the upstairs study area had at least 10 different photos that included Mother, General Pastor, Kwonsanims, Missionaries, Deacons, and general members. In the fellowship hall there were at least 7. In the children's learning area at least 10. In the sancturary, maybe 5.

In NW Zion, there were a lot less because of how small it was.

[Questioninginla]

and in the novel, "1984", Big Brother could be found __________?

hint:  virtually everywhere.

Because when Big Brother is omniscient and "always watching", people behave as they are supposed to.  It's not just a dystopian novel…research supports this behavioral psychology phenomenon.