Monday, 15 April 2013
An encounter with the unfamiliar returns you to yourself
I don't explicitly disagree with someone for the sake of it, but I have found that many people present a view that you might imagine has been well thought out, but turns out to have been a received view, or a self-serving view. I have learned to watch and wait to see what people read into narratives they aren't familiar with. In general, they read into the narrative none other than themselves -- their own preoccupations and concerns. It's rare indeed to find someone who can go beyond this.
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