RE: Special Relativity. Lifetime.
November 27, 2019 at 10:11 am
(This post was last modified: November 27, 2019 at 10:16 am by The Grand Nudger.)
Sure, experiences can change a person. I doubt that anyone would object to that. There's really no end to the amount of true and untrue things people believe based on a genuine experience.
Our experiential apparatus wasn't designed to find truth. It was designed to find dinner. True things have a tangential relationship to dinner, but not a necessary one. How was it, in this experience, that you know the mind, intent, and meaning of the Other? An author knows the mind of their characters, and I'm guessing that you're not a telepath, right?
Our experiential apparatus wasn't designed to find truth. It was designed to find dinner. True things have a tangential relationship to dinner, but not a necessary one. How was it, in this experience, that you know the mind, intent, and meaning of the Other? An author knows the mind of their characters, and I'm guessing that you're not a telepath, right?
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