Theory

I call this the double-injunction hyperbole - basically, what you see on one side is not what the other side sees when they observe you.

In that respect, the evil that we observe is the flipside to the good that exists on the other, the distinction between each side being a complex lattice of reality that is far too confusing and complicated to truly understand.

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I see you are enjoying your night.

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a complex lattice of reality that is far too confusing and complicated to truly understand.

how do you understand it then?

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The Universe has been created on the principle of difference.
We cannot perceive true sameness.
it would be nothingness.
and that just doesn't exist.

Thank-you
IMHO very wise words
good and evil, darkness and light,
two sides of the coin
we gotta embrace those dualities within
to get the whole picture
to really face reality
We have it all inside, we just gotta open up

Love and respect

Originally posted by SystemResistor
I call this the double-injunction hyperbole - basically, what you see on one side is not what the other side sees when they observe you.

In that respect, the evil that we observe is the flipside to the good that exists on the other, the distinction between each side being a complex lattice of reality that is far too confusing and complicated to truly understand.

I can dig it my friend.

With Love,

Your Brother

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The main issue is that of replicating perception - I see something and I assume that those with whom I interact are seeing the same thing, basically, there could be paralell worlds and realities, and we could have multiple selves with different selves at the helm of our awareness.

Thus, and the most depressing thing is, is that a good action on my side of the equation can translate into negative for those that are on the other side.

An escape is thus to create a kind of uniform balance.