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'in order to find an objective reality then by virtue of its truth, we would all have to experience things in exactly the same way. but we don't. we each have distinctive histories and biological and psychological makeups that change in each moment. we will always see the world unlike anyone else does, and even within the continuum of our own awareness we will never experience the same thing twice in exactly the same way. that we have such different experiences explains why there is a world full of creative expression, as well as a world full of conflict. and although we do have rare moments when we feel perfectly in sync with others' ideas, these moments never seem to last and the differences continue to remind us that communication will always remain imperfect and incomplete.' - elizabeth mattis namgyel
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