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Which brings to mind that famous Dorita quote, and forgive my pronunciation, in the Apado Or text, which I think means there is no outside text.

Which brings to mind that famous Dorita quote, and forgive my pronunciation, in the Apado Or text, which I think means there is no outside text.

Sounds so cryptic. What did he mean?

Sounds so cryptic. What did he mean?

So even when we think we're being objective, we're still working within a framework.

So even when we think we're being objective, we're still working within a framework.

Even when we talk about stuff that seems beyond language, Like emotions or abstract ideas.

Even when we talk about stuff that seems beyond language, Like emotions or abstract ideas.

It's like language is the operating system of our minds.

It's like language is the operating system of our minds.

And we can't just uninstall it and see the world raw.

And we can't just uninstall it and see the world raw.

Okay, that makes sense. But if there's no outside text, if we're always stuck in language, does that mean everything is relative? That there's no right or wrong?

Okay, that makes sense. But if there's no outside text, if we're always stuck in language, does that mean everything is relative? That there's no right or wrong?

And how it shapes what we think.

And how it shapes what we think.

Be open to different perspectives.

Be open to different perspectives.

So it's not about getting rid of truth. No. It's about understanding how we arrive at truth.

So it's not about getting rid of truth. No. It's about understanding how we arrive at truth.