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You Can Never Represent Yourself Totally .... To Seek Self -knowledge Is To Embark On A Journey Which ... Will Always Be Incomplete, Cannot Be Charted On A Map, Will Never Halt, Cannot Be Described.

You Make Decisions, Take Actions, Affect The World, Receive Feedback From The World, Incorporate It Into Yourself, Then The Updated 'you' Makes More Decisions, And So Forth, 'round And 'round.

The Nice Thing About Having A Brain Is That One Can Learn, That Ignorance Can Be Supplanted By Knowledge, And That Small Bits Of Knowledge Can Gradually Pile Up Into Substantial Heaps.

We Don't Want To Focus On The Trees (or Their Leaves) At The Expense Of The Forest.

No Reference Is Truly Direct — Every Reference Depends On Some Kind Of Coding Scheme. It's Just A Question Of How Implicit It Is.