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This Sentence Contradicts Itself - No Actually It Doesn't.

We Don't Want To Focus On The Trees (or Their Leaves) At The Expense Of The Forest.

There Has To Be A Common Sense Cutoff For Craziness, And When That Threshold Is Exceeded, Then The Criteria For Publication Should Get Far, Far More Stringent.

. . . All Meaning Comes From Analogies.

Perhaps The Most Concise Summary Of Enlightenment Would Be: Transcending Dualism . ... Dualism Is The Conceptual Division Of The World Into Categories ... Human Perception Is By Nature A Dualistic Phenomenon - Which Makes The Quest For Enlightenment An Uphill Struggle, To Say The Least.