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slowly dying since birth Reged: 04/23/21 Posts: 1371 Loc: USA NC |
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Quote: I'm good with this interpretation. Maybe a slight divergence in agreement on semantics. But very beautifully presented. It's a shame how lacking my associates in science education was. Fortunately I love reading textbooks cover to cover and absorb them like a sponge, so I went much further than the assigned reading and finished additional textbooks beyond the class syllabus. A&P one and two textbooks have very limited coverage of the brain's A&P Second year psychology and chemistry also is hardly more than an introduction. Fortunately, I've always enjoyed spending my days in the pages of textbooks and fiction. But there is so much to learn just to say you have scratched the surface. Especially when it comes to the study needed in relation to the op's question. College doesn't even start to unravel the partial picture of the world that we have available to us so far. It would take a tremendous amount of study just to start to understand even the little bit that we know in relation to the op's question. But I think you have a good way of looking at the subject. Lacking the massive curriculum anyone would need to really understand what was going on, I think you still have valid points. @ -------------------- Just take um like you get um. Those ephemeral spasms of infinity, in suspended animation, born across a boundless ether of existential misery aloft a revelry (of awe) for the abhorrently sublime.
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