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Experiences are never elementary; ergo, they are always complex. Conceptual formulation is inherently empirical. The concept one as unity is only available in respect to one-half of twoness. There is no experience without the finite furniture of twoness.
There are a minimum of three inherent ‘awareness’ aspects of all experience: withinness, withoutness, and the hemispherical reflexive… pulse pattern.
Thinking is inherently exclusive. Experience, which comes before thinking, is inherently inclusive.
