Sunday, December 12, 2010

A Wormhole For Your Mind


By Steve Rensberry

I have died a thousand deaths
Looking straight at the light.
A make-believe shrine
In a world of spite.
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Am I alive? Am I dead?
I am both. I am time.
I am you without space.
A wormhole for your mind.
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I think. I must. I should. I would.
We are not so different, you and I.
Parts of a whole.
Until the day we die.
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Broken and bare.
For the love of a lie.
From nothing to nothing.
To see without eyes.
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You can chain yourself to fantasy.
To infinite regress.
Or think outside of time and space.
And leave this sorry mess.

QUESTIONING REALITY: David's Hume's Skepticism Explained

Above Video: Questioning Reality - David Hume’s Skepticism Explained" explores Hume's views on reality, perception, and the concept of cause and effect. Can we truly trust what we experience? Do our beliefs about reality hold up under scrutiny? Hume challenges everything we assume to be real, questioning the very foundations of knowledge and reality itself.