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Probabilities are links among possible worlds.

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The world is sustained by infinity.

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The Dead Man Shaft, Lascaux

According to one hypothesis, paintings of animals and geometric forms in paleolithic caves are representations of ecstatic visions brought about by shamanistic practices. The painting in the Shaft of the dead man is exceptional; one proposed possibility is that it is a portrait of a shaman having a vision. Furthermore, and if it is an auto-portrait, we might have the first evidence of auto-recursive thinking in the paleolithic; not a representation of a man having a vision but a man representing himself having a vision.

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You find the unite of time, you find the building block of a painting's space.

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Attention holds the world.

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You find the unit of time you find the envelope.

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Fundamental laws of nature must be conditions of existence. "The world can only be so."

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Fundamental laws of nature must be conditions of existence. "The world can only be so."

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A polyphonic conception of the self.

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Words are configurations.

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Opère à partire de ton ignorance parce qu'elle est la vrai foundation de ton savoir.

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To say that something is inexpressible is to say something about language not about the thing itself.

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La pire des calamité c'est de vivre après sa fin.

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Monism takes the artistic activity from invention to discovery.

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Monism takes the artistic activity from invention to discovery.

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Observation of quantum paradox is where the world turns I.

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"L'univers est un dieu que la raison vénère." (Stéphanie Jabre)