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Metaphor:
The unknown attempts to know itself.
It marks itself.
Space arises in no space.
Identity marks itself in time.
Time transforms identity.
Identity dissolves in time.
Space yields no space.
The mark unmarks itself.
The known is newly unknown.
Time for a new metaphor.
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I would like to suggest that we analyze a philosophy not just for its correctness or consistency, but for its underlying metaphors, the degree of consciousness in their employment, the psychological needs met by the philosophy, its psychological distance from body, place, and world, and its consequences for how we live on this planet.