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Turns out that earlier I was discussing with Migeru in IM that the distinction between observer and the observed is entirely artificial.
It's not artificial, it's a useful way of relating to the world.
What it isn't is the only useful way of relating to the world.
And there's a bit of a gap between thinking it as an interesting concept and living it, even a little.
Colman:
Mind you, mysticism doesn't help at all,
If you know it's all lazy woo woo by definition, it wouldn't.
the observer is really outside reality, floating around in a higher state of consciousness with the other enlightened souls, man.
It's lucky you never find any of that in science, isn't it?
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