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To reflect upon non-being is senseless; but senselessness itself is the background against which we delimit ourselves. Without reflecting upon it we have no borders and conversely, no intuition of the totality beyond such borders.

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Whatever describes both being and non-being presupposes being.

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Cosmology will fail until it accounts for being; if being is ungraspable, and being is the foundation of reality, then perhaps reality itself is ungraspable.

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Whatever you reduce the world to there is constantly something that escapes; the act of reduction itself.

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Possession is an attempt to solidify a fluxing world.

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L'art pour moi est inglorieux.

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Inhibitions are necessary.

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We are the world's dream.

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Ideas are matter reflecting on itself.

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Even Mathematics must be symbolized materially.

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One should look at oneself as a constant act of impersonal creation.

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The motivation but also greatest error of introspection is to search for a psychological unmoved mover.

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The world is both matter and symbol.

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Follow the mind's material trail.

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The "I" is an impersonal event.

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The physical expressions of mind are its totality.

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It is the particularity of theism to see symbols as things produced outside the world, i.e. without investment from the world.

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The production of symbols is a material investment.

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Consciousness is anchored in matter; it can only reflect on itself through material symbols.

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We inhabit the world as we inhabit our thoughts. (Or, when we inhabit the world we inhabit our thoughts.)

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Matter is a form of organization.

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Symbols are organization of matter reflecting on itself.

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The sensible world is the anchor of intelligence. Intelligence manifests materially.

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Percevoir la pensée comme manifestation dans le sensible.

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The universe is constantly moving towards what it is not.

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To consider zero as a thing is an inevitability of language.

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A pragmatic question : if belief in an unreal world was more pragmatically efficient than the belief in a real one, which one would be true?

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