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IT (information technology) is self-referential, an attempt to describe what is otherwise simply "it". ...
IT (information technology) is self-referential, an attempt to describe what is otherwise simply "it". ...
The void is devoid. It is not nothing. It is the absence of any thing....
Our experience of reality is shaped by the language we use to describe it. Transcending the limitations of specific languages are certain common sounds across many languages that suggest a universal reaction to certain experiences. Particularly interesting are the sounds for realization (ah) and laughter (ha). Ah and ha are a semordnilap (a word or phrase that spells a different word or phrase backward), suggesting they are two sides of the same experience....
A seemingly happy couple in a sexless marriage is a mirage....
The words "new" and "now" look similar, for they describe the same thing. New is when something is unlike anything in the past. That's the experience of being in the now....
Elders are wizened by experience and perspective. Experience lights the way. The perspective from the end of days makes light of the way....
When times past are times passed, we are in the now....
The historical is hysterical....
In the now, an infinite number of selves. In the space before and after the now, the sole self, the soul....