Hanging Out On The Inside Of A Thought

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  1. davidelkins

    davidelkins Registered Senior Member

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    Sometimes I like to hang out on the inside a thought, then come out of the thought and look at it from the outside, whatever that would mean. This is an example of novel spacialization. I remember one time I was on a walk and there was someone I met in daydream. It was a man I think. He asked something equivalent to, 'What is the left side of a conundrum?' This too is an excellent example of novel spacialization. DE
     
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    Daecon Kiwi fruit Valued Senior Member

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    This isn't philosophy, it's cess.
     
    Daecon, Mar 10, 2016
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    Thread makes no sense.. At all..
     
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