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Originally Posted by emeraldlonewoulf
I don't think there are two separate kinds of imagination any more than there are two kinds of logic, or two kinds of reason.
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Heh, that's basically the main premise of my belief in the two realities.
Each reality has its definition of a word. All abstracts are found in both realities and don't seem to differ at all in the suface, but the deeper you get into it, the greater the difference you see.
Example:
A simple, logical explanation to make an apple pie from scratch is to get all the ingredients first and follow a recipe. (or something like that, I suck at cooking)
Going deeper into the reasoning, let's use someone from the upper floor; to make an apple pie from scratch, he might say, first you must have been created from scratch by another power.
Or to make an apple pie from scratch, Carl Sagan would say, you must first create the universe.
The deeper one gets into one's definitions of an abstract, it's more obvious if one lives in Reason or Non-Reason.
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Originally Posted by George Carlin
People who say they don’t care what people think are usually desperate to have people think they don’t care what people think.
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