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Consider the following exercise in critical thinking, if you can tear yourselves away from gossiping about each others' love lives long enough to put some actual thought into formulating an answer:
If you had never before encountered a being like yourself before - a human, for example, or however you classify yourself - what would you most want to know about these beings? What are the most important concepts that are fundamental to your existence?
If you had never before encountered a being like yourself before - a human, for example, or however you classify yourself - what would you most want to know about these beings? What are the most important concepts that are fundamental to your existence?
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[He would know. He's done it more times than he can count.]
There's a very simple risk-benefit analysis to be made here. It's not rocket science.
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What are these priorities of which you speak?
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I believe you aren't lying. Have you ever considered the possibility that your perception may, in fact, be more limited than you think?
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I'm failing to see how "limiting" my perception to actual reality is detrimental.
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Though, given that we're currently trapped on one of these "hypothetical" worlds, I do wonder about the level of cognitive dissonance you seem to be happy to swallow.
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No, strike that, I CAN believe it, actually.