This is something I had written down in a notebook of mine a year ago or so, and I thought I'd share it. The essence of the first part, when you imagine it, inspired the second part. Enjoy.
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Pride breeds passion. Passion breeds consistence. Consistence breeds experience. Experiene breeds skill. Skill demands passion. Passion breeds pride. The circle ends where it began. Or does it end?
This is a circle. It has no start. It has no end. It is perfectly symmetrical in any way. It is an infinite loop that seems finite. It is not necessarily empty, and not specifically full. It is only defined by its one, continuous smooth curve that defines a certain boundary for itself. It can infinitely grow or shrink, and its size is always relative to its surroundings. A circle is experience in two dimensions only. A two-dimensional circle in a three-dimensional world is just a shape, and not an object. A circle would have to evolve into a sphere to exist in the three-dimensional world as required.
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The point of the second part is to think about the properties philosophically, and relate them to life and people's characters.
God bless.
(:
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Pride breeds passion. Passion breeds consistence. Consistence breeds experience. Experiene breeds skill. Skill demands passion. Passion breeds pride. The circle ends where it began. Or does it end?
This is a circle. It has no start. It has no end. It is perfectly symmetrical in any way. It is an infinite loop that seems finite. It is not necessarily empty, and not specifically full. It is only defined by its one, continuous smooth curve that defines a certain boundary for itself. It can infinitely grow or shrink, and its size is always relative to its surroundings. A circle is experience in two dimensions only. A two-dimensional circle in a three-dimensional world is just a shape, and not an object. A circle would have to evolve into a sphere to exist in the three-dimensional world as required.
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The point of the second part is to think about the properties philosophically, and relate them to life and people's characters.
God bless.
(:
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