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"an expert in a previous version of the world" is a good metaphor. Old people in general are such experts, or some "fundamentalists" or "conservatives" - those
by dschiptsov 12y ago
"an expert in a previous version of the world" is a good metaphor.
Old people in general are such experts, or some "fundamentalists" or "conservatives" - those, who are trying to "preserve" the world they grow up in, everyone who follow and worship a "ritual", a "process", stuck up "creationists" or "froidians", "public static void" guys - the list is surprisingly long.
Some "teachers" said millennias ago "be the change", others said that "we are never the same". Perhaps, they have tried to capture this notion of "an ever changing process" - us (we are processes, not entities, they said) in a "beginningless and endless change" which they call "That" or "Tao", and we call Universe.