Understanding understanding
Upon the grey areas of inquiry and debate, there is i believe misconception that is a root of many a grievance, it is like a jumping to a conclusion, we seize upon the belief we understand thinking it's a cut and dry matter. Rather i suggest that one understands something of this kind by continually understanding, which has the opposing points in fruitful interplay with each other.
I express these things very poorly, but i work with raw materials, i don't pointedly go after what could give the maximum enlightenment to any topic etc, but with the mysterious instinct, with minimum effort choose sources which can bounce from and onto the previous and forthcoming sources.
This is a night where i section off my awareness of whatever else is going on here, it's just me and my kindle and expressing myself.
One of our members sometimes comments, and i deeply appreciate that, let it be known however that i have no clue as to how to engage with anyone, in the past i would and perhaps i lost the knack of it, or never really had it, online interaction was the only kind of interaction possible for me, but i exclude myself from it from going anywhere beyond the realm of civility.
One's own being is a microcosm of what's going on in the world, i feel it's my duty and pleasure to be conversant with the best minds from all ages on a selection of terrains, which i hope will naturally spread out to other terrain which will be then seen as being a part of the previous terrain, but i have to do the work of understanding this, it won't do to just be told that it's all one majestic tapestry, i have to see how, and for that i need to understand what is closest to me, which i have deemed the core.
If it all works out, i should say things in the future that if i were to read them now would be like someone else saying them.
There is not enough time however, my curriculum will end prematurely, unless there's a continuance in an afterlife, a wish fulfillment conjecture, which exposes where my heart resides, in the material, i would more than be willing to spend eternity with my kindle, working it all out by myself and the luminaries in this piece of tech.
Reading between the lines if i were to found a cult, it would necessitate all members having their own kindles.
I express these things very poorly, but i work with raw materials, i don't pointedly go after what could give the maximum enlightenment to any topic etc, but with the mysterious instinct, with minimum effort choose sources which can bounce from and onto the previous and forthcoming sources.
This is a night where i section off my awareness of whatever else is going on here, it's just me and my kindle and expressing myself.
One of our members sometimes comments, and i deeply appreciate that, let it be known however that i have no clue as to how to engage with anyone, in the past i would and perhaps i lost the knack of it, or never really had it, online interaction was the only kind of interaction possible for me, but i exclude myself from it from going anywhere beyond the realm of civility.
One's own being is a microcosm of what's going on in the world, i feel it's my duty and pleasure to be conversant with the best minds from all ages on a selection of terrains, which i hope will naturally spread out to other terrain which will be then seen as being a part of the previous terrain, but i have to do the work of understanding this, it won't do to just be told that it's all one majestic tapestry, i have to see how, and for that i need to understand what is closest to me, which i have deemed the core.
If it all works out, i should say things in the future that if i were to read them now would be like someone else saying them.
There is not enough time however, my curriculum will end prematurely, unless there's a continuance in an afterlife, a wish fulfillment conjecture, which exposes where my heart resides, in the material, i would more than be willing to spend eternity with my kindle, working it all out by myself and the luminaries in this piece of tech.
Reading between the lines if i were to found a cult, it would necessitate all members having their own kindles.
