To have done with it?

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To have done with it?

A mental habit particularly difficult to overcome is to conclude a matter is "done with" or "disposed of" once one's attention is elsewhere directed. Will the unfinished inquiry revisit the self through experiences undertaken for its resolution?

Inquiry occurs within brackets of such experiences. To me it seems as if there is no escape from being tossed about like a ragdoll by the superlative. One may as well try to achieve the objective manifestation of the self, a self as completely and judiciously manifest to itself as is possible. But then, again, the experience that is too genuine to be bracketed is selfsame as the one impossible to imagine.

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5 days ago
After 9 answers, no one has really caught on to the question's import - the disposal of the self to answering and forgetting in this forum, a robot-making machine that obscures rather than illuminates.

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: 5 days ago
After 9 answers, no one has really caught on to the question's import - the disposal of the self to answering and forgetting in this forum, a robot-making machine that obscures rather than illuminates.