Cool post!
Something really struck me while reading it.
Imagine "leaving Scientology" as a sporting event that is begun with a starting pistol and a stopwatch, like an Olympic event.
The person "leaves" Scientology the very moment the shot cracks the air. The microseconds start furiously ticking away.
Now, let's take 2 different runners, Synthia and let's say someone over at Martyland. They both take off running at full speed--away from Scientology.
They both have a computer and access to the internet.
The same internet.
Then what happens?
Synthia reads the internet.
And the other person "reads the internet" but really they don't.
They couldn't pass a star-rate checkout on what they read if their life depended on it. Which it does.
After a short while Synthia has lapped the Indie Scientologist, sometimes going right by them running backwards and chatting with them about Scientology each time she passes by. LOL
I mean, really! WTF internet are these other folks reading?!?!?!!!!!
It must be that
other Internet.
Rock on Syn girl, you win a Gold Medal and some other valuable junk for the crazy speed that you escaped.
EDIT:
.....and the other difference is that Syn figured out unbelievably fast that the running track the race was on circled Scientology...it did not lead away from Scientology. Thus, she ran off the "track" and out of the stadium to visit the rest of the world. The Indie runner continues circling the track for a billion years, a race that never ends. Kinda like one of those Scientologists out in the desert at Hemet in the 106 degree heat, running around a tree all day in order to attain total freedom.