Perhaps the replacement of Torah by choosing galus “culture” can be illustrated by going to a dentist and having all one’s teeth removed ( oh well, this one has a cavity and that one is crooked and on, and on with complaints about all the teeth and how bad they are). Then replacing them with false teeth. I knew someone who had this procedure done and habitually removed them in order to be comfortable. Not only were they uncomfortable, they were also useless to him for consuming his food.
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Perhaps the replacement of Torah by choosing galus “culture” can be illustrated by going to a dentist and having all one’s teeth removed ( oh well, this one has a cavity and that one is crooked and on, and on with complaints about all the teeth and how bad they are). Then replacing them with false teeth. I knew someone who had this procedure done and habitually removed them in order to be comfortable. Not only were they uncomfortable, they were also useless to him for consuming his food.