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Marts 3., 2015
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"All words are embodiments of a reality, it seems to me; in other words, symbols. But symbols, by their very nature, both add information to, and lose information about, the reality to which they refer. Think of the word, “horse,” for example, and what it might mean to you and what it might mean to me. This feature of symbols is true for phrases and images too, I reasoned. Thus, I can use ordinary words and put them together in ways that make some sense to “you” but still capture in some way my schizophrenic reality. The result might be small, but it would not be nothing, as in my phrase “the bizarre glamour of gleaming psychotic reality and its terror.” Of course “you,” in consensus reality, can’t truly “get” the message. And the part of my mind that is in psychotic reality can’t totally reveal it. Nevertheless, a communication that is true and real does occur; and I, and perhaps you, find that incredibly comforting because it lessens my isolation."
http://schizophreniabulletin.oxfordjournals.org/content/40/6/1187.full
/prokrastinēju, obviously; bet šis ļoti precīzi ataino to, ko es domāju par rakstīšanu vispār
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