Maybe Existence Is Ultimately A Lonely Thing.

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I Believe That We Face Incredible Obstacles In Our Attempts To See The World. Everything In Our Nature Tries To Deny The World Around Us; To Refabricate It In Our Own Image; To Reinvent It For Our Own Benefit. And So, It Becomes Something Of A Challenge, A Task, To Recover (or At Least Attempt To Recover) The Real World Despite All The Impediments To That End.

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The Proper Route To An Understanding Of The World Is An Examination Of Our Errors About It.

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