2003-03-25 - 2:34 p.m.
If a skeptic were to tell you the truth, you would at most take his perspective with a grain of salt knowing that he is a skeptic, if not outright dismiss it. If a completely objective person were to, subsequently, tell you the exact same thing, you would then label him a skeptic, and do the same with his words. It is of little use to ask people to go beyond the boundary they set for their minds, because the same boundaries serve two functions: one is that it subconsciously protects them from the obligations that arise from the truth; two is that it blinds them to the fact that a boundary exists. "Civilization in only skin deep...Primal" runs the advertisement. Who is trying to tell whom what? The answer is that the answer is right in front of our eyes. Stop thinking and start paying attention. Quit dancing around the answer when you're staring right at it. Eliminate the boundaries. Think them away! Easy as that!
"Don't be so eager, the light you see at the end of the tunnel might be a train."--MST
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