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Originally Posted by masque de Z
Nothing has no you or are.
There is no place in this world for nothing.
There is no such thing as true absence of everything. There can never be "is" without anything to verify it. The observer changes it to something. Ah but there is no need for a human or any intelligent observer. The observer is nature itself.
Alan Watts takes it a step forward: nature is intelligent for it evokes intelligence, by which it can play hide and seek within and from itself. All the senses evoked by the intelligence are novel means by which to experience and hide from itself. It has played this game for a very long time and every now and then it's choice in gamer is far-out. Every now and then it's choice is one of unnecessary suffering.
Or so the story goes...