maybe there is no accurate answer. maybe there are a million possible answers, all legitimate. maybe the philosopher should use sand-granule words instead of pearls. maybe certain weaves are not for purchase. maybe certain weaves can be privatized without payment.
Dear Mr Seneviratne
ReplyDeletehow can one give an accurate answer when a philosopher is using hundreds of words like pearls to make a question?
how can one buy or value a beautifully woven mat if the weaver has used trillions of beads of sweat that can not be calculated?
maybe there is no accurate answer. maybe there are a million possible answers, all legitimate. maybe the philosopher should use sand-granule words instead of pearls. maybe certain weaves are not for purchase. maybe certain weaves can be privatized without payment.
ReplyDeletethe value of anything is what you yourself perceive it to be. what went on behind it to make it a reality never enters the mind.
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