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To start with, "I/you" is most of the time a meaningless or at best very ambigous term. Let's say that here "I" is taken as synonym of "the present reflective
by psychoslave 2y ago
To start with, "I/you" is most of the time a meaningless or at best very ambigous term.
Let's say that here "I" is taken as synonym of "the present reflective attention".
Can the question "did I chose to ground reasoning?" in such a context be attached to a meaningful interpretation? And if so, is the answer reachable by the means available to "I"? Can "I" transcend "my" beliefs through contemplation of "my" own affabulations?