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Knowing Is Never Enough
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Efficient News
 
 
November 7, 2011
copyright 2011 Jan Cox
 

 

More (In Fact What Should Be "The Final Word") Concerning Time Efficiency:
A creature born being "already late"
can never catch up.

(This is true for functions as well.)


A Concise Reconnoiter Of The Eternal Struggle Between Conflicting
Philosophies...(And Maybe Other Stuff):
Upon his first visit home from college, a lad's father so said, "Heads up,
young would-be collegiate cerebral creaser -- what the world calls the
battlefield of ideas is actually no more than a verbal game of paint ball."


What is the difference between thought and illusion and (let us say) a tin mine?
Well, in the latter case, the mine is the source of the tin, and they are obviously
not the same thing, while in the former instance thought is not only the source of all illusion,
but is itself one.

Neat, huh? (Unless, I guess, you own shares in a thought mind.)


Question:
What do you call squid who realize they're living in trees?
-- Awakened.


"Knowing something" is not enough -- it's never enough!
...Doesn't that strongly hint at something?



More Regarding Sight
No matter where you look, using thought, you'll never see what you're searching for.
(At least we're narrowing down the field.)

 

 
 
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