Sentences such as 'It is raining' and 'It is snowing' are linguistic lies - there is no 'it' that is raining, there is only the rain.
'I know' shares same lie. There is no 'I', only the knowing.
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Sentences such as 'It is raining' and 'It is snowing' are linguistic lies - there is no 'it' that is raining, there is only the rain. 'I know' shares same lie. There is no 'I', only the knowing.
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