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Truth is Hard to Bear

There is no truth without the spine Only the strong can bear the weight of truth   This is because truth stands alone Therefore whoever bears it stands alone himself And to be alone requires the greatest strength   To be alone requires the greatest strength — because it’s difficult to survive alone It’s easier …

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Memetic Growth

There’s such thing as Memetic Growth, Growth implies growing, improving, Memetic implies imitation, replication, Memetic Growth is then GROWING VIA IMITATION.   Memetic Growth is real. It happens all the time. Many phenomenons are centered around it. Industrious man gather in big cities. Innovators pull to technological hubs. Researchers and academics spawn in academic centers. …

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Revealing

You are what you’re revealing to the world. And what you’re revealing to the world is what you are.   Whatever urged you to present yourself the way you present yourself — is part of you. Your urge is part of you How you present yourself, what you reveal to the world — is part …

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Your Negativity Is The World’s Negativity

Your negativity is the world’s negativity. World’s negativity is your negativity. There is no separation – only negativity.   Please, see it, when you are met with the negativity of others, or when you yourself are experiencing problems. See that your problem is the world’s problem… see that there is the entirety of humanity encountering …

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About Maturity

Maturity is a function of solving life problems   It’s not maturity if you solve paper problems, or specific problems That’s why many man of science, art, many geniuses, are otherwise immature and one-dimensional   It’s not maturity if you have “seen it all” either You must have “done it all” Anyone could have “seen …

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Everything Is Different Then It Looks

Everything is different then it looks Obviously How something looks conveys only limited information about the object And yet we act and we think as though our perception of a thing, coming from indirect experience, is objective, and gives us realistic image of the whole   You think you want something but what do you …

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