varbūt tā vienkārši ir
atšķirība
no realitātes?

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realitāte ir subjektīva.
atceries to. es tevi lūdzu.

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objektīvs ir tikai fotokameras pričendālis.

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platona "ala."
camera obscura.
kas tās par savādām
asociācijām?

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nothing is coincidence,
es atkārtojos :>

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nothing is coincidence.
every effect has its cause.
thank you for causing some
of them.

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i'd like to know
exactly what did i do
but i guess it was nothing
i Did
because i did not do anything,
right(?)

still,
i'd like to know
something.

maybe.

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i'd like to give answers
to all the questions you want,
i only don't know if these
answers could help you.
they are subjective, remember?

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if i ask a question to somebody
then i want his answer.
if i ask a question to myself
then i want my answer.

you see my point?

why should i ask a question to somebody
and hope to get a non-existing so called objective answer?
the truth is never objective. i think.

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the truth may be objective,
but our perception is not.
and it is probably the
beauty of conscience.
the answer is about my
experience.
which i found quite difficult
to describe in right words.
i don't even know, is it cause,
effect or something else,
but i could do much
to avoid
losing it.

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in other words - we're screwed.
no. we're not.

as long as you avoid losing it
(and everything else)
&
as long as you're aware of the fact
that a person can lose just about everything
it has
(that's my belief)
you're on the way to
not losing it.
(that's also my belief).

well, but then again -
what do i know about life
(this is the moment where a big smile should occur)

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a person can lose just about anything
it has
(that's my belief, too)
but not that which is locked in the mind.
at least, not involuntarily. at least, not i.
and i hope
i won't lose it.
i would like to see
your smile.

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okay, now,
stop it immediately,
i'm smiling too much.

you're making fun of me.

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you cannot ask me that.
most probably it's
too late.
to ask.
and maybe it's too late
even to stop.
and maybe there's even
nothing bad at that.

smile, please. smile.
ancient egyptians once had
a song where there was such
words: keep smiling and laugh
while you can, for too soon
each one of us will go to
the land of the unending
silence.
smile is one of things
value of which we don't remember
too frequently.

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oh, yes we do.
but some like to ignore that,
and think that it's normal
(meets the standards of society)
to walk around with an expression of a grave-man.

but one mustn't force a smile.

and, actually, i was just kidding :)

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the true beauty is to
shatter the conceptions
and expectations of this
correct society
and to walk around with
smile so beautiful
they all could turn blind
just by looking at.
i can imagine you on a
such walk.

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imagination is a powerful tool,
which operates all by itself,
no engine needed, so to say.

but do you know what comes
when expectations do not meet
the reality?
disappointment.

everyone is enchanted by a smile, though.

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imagination is
the most powerful of
all tools available
both to mortals and gods.

i believe in subjectivity
of the perceivable reality.
so i'm not disappointed
even when something looks
different after some time.

not everyone is enchanted
by smile.
some deliberately turn away
when someone smiles nearby.
they probably think
the smile is worthless
because it doesn't cost
anything.
o sancta simplicitas.

but i'm certainly enchanted
by a smile. by the smile.

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