How did I miss this one? I like brevity as it often leaves the reader with much to think about. I always held that we are "a blank slate upon which experience writes" but I have since learned from experience that our environment, who we associate with, our social upbringing etc all influence us along our "experiences" with those things and more. I'd like to think that every day we "evolve". Nice complexity to this, I like it :)
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Thanks Justine! :) I too like to imagine that our progress day-by-day is indeed a positive one, evol.. read moreThanks Justine! :) I too like to imagine that our progress day-by-day is indeed a positive one, evolving, as you say. Wisdom should soften our edges, yet harden our cores, though such hypothesis does not always hold true in the physical domain, unfortunately. :)
As our identity is continually in flux, do we ever really know ourselves?
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We are introduced to ourselves as strangers; we become friends, then partners, then soul mates, but .. read moreWe are introduced to ourselves as strangers; we become friends, then partners, then soul mates, but there always remains portions of our identities locked in Enigma boxes, as mysterious to us as to the rest of the world.
Everyday is a struggle to find ourselves again.
You have depth in this little write. A thought-provoking question, Matt. :)
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Thank you Quill! Every new experience moulds us, shapes us. Our stories are never static, not even a.. read moreThank you Quill! Every new experience moulds us, shapes us. Our stories are never static, not even after death.
I readily and happily admit I am a technology addict; my shelves are as laden with flashy gadgets as they are with mountains of books. During the day I work in IT as an analyst programmer (essentially.. more..