Why don’t we just admit the other side has a point?
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Because they’ll use it against you

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1of2/I agree it's good to go to phenomenological ground, kindle the forge of Hephaestus at the core of your heart as you gaze Promethean at the world on fire (as another gazes at you, with eyes burning), & smelt the cathedral of narrative to mint live specie from dead metaphor.
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2of2/That said, the very moment this poetic quest is complete, any new essence extracted becomes just another base primitive in the endless narrative war; novelists bury novels in the world. & I'm unsure the modern age is qual. 'new,' in that we're all born and die midstream.
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This is how we end up with assault rifles at Pizza parlors. How do we keep from falling into our own navels?
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I agree to a point. Take deep breaths. Feel into body. Attend to subjectivity. Meditate. But.... The danger with only this is that one might just collapse into delusion, madness, or solipsism.
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