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We swing back and forth between worlds, between intent and effect. Between anything and everything. We carve a geometric trail of causality, a nostalgic harmonography of thoughts rippling to the edge of the universe, to the borders of our imagination – just to look back at us, and acknowledge our existence and importance in this vast unknown of mirrored selves.
Acknowledging a self-reflection in the blackest of all cosmic mirrors, the non-self, in a manner akin to Fichte’s “Science of Knowledge”, where the “I” and the “Not-I” are mutually dependent…
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The issue with paradoxes is that they make you wonder if you are expanding your mind or if you are going crazy. But the feeling brought by any kind of thought experiment is most likely old (or strong) neural connections making space for new ones, in a playful method of neuroplasticity.
And this is what’s this all about. Identifying cognitive patterns and allowing their expansion into new ones. Into new cognitive dimensions for transcendence.
The outcomes of such endeavors are well-known in terms of cognitive benefits. But the downside is…