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The rationalist says: We can only trust objective data, for the subjective is mal-proportioned exaggeration of the essential material phenomena. | The rationalist says: We can only trust objective data, for the subjective is a mal-proportioned exaggeration of the essential material phenomena. | ||
The mystic says: We can only trust subjective “thoughts” for the objective data, the facts, are merely frozen theories, agglomerated habits of ideas which are mistaken for a Reality which may not even be Material. | The mystic says: We can only trust subjective “thoughts” for the objective data, the facts, are merely frozen theories, agglomerated habits of ideas which are mistaken for a Reality which may not even be Material. | ||
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The rationalist says: We can only trust objective data, for the subjective is a mal-proportioned exaggeration of the essential material phenomena.
The mystic says: We can only trust subjective “thoughts” for the objective data, the facts, are merely frozen theories, agglomerated habits of ideas which are mistaken for a Reality which may not even be Material.
And I shuttle back and forth, making a hundred trips these days. No wonder my thoughts race like a madman, and my ideas stumble in incoherent spasmodic brilliance.
