| Given free will but within certain limitations,
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| I cannot will myself to limitless mutations,
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| I cannot know what I would be if I were not me,
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| I can only guess me.
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| So when I say that I know me, how can I know that?
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| What kind of spider understands arachnophobia?
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| I have my senses and my sense of having senses.
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| Do I guide them? |
| Or they me?
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| The weight of dust exceeds the weight of settled objects.
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| What can it mean, such gravity without a centre?
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| Is there freedom to un-be?
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| Is there freedom from will-to-be?
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| Sheer momentum makes us act this way or that way.
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| We just invent or just assume a motivation.
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| I would disperse, be disconnected. |
| Is this possible?
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| What are soldiers without a foe?
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| Be in the air, but not be air, be in the no air.
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| Be on the loose, neither compacted nor suspended.
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| Neither born nor left to die.
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| Had I been free, I could have chosen not to be me.
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| Demented forces push me madly round a treadmill.
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| Demented forces push me madly round a treadmill.
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| Let me off please, I am so tired.
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| Let me off please, I am so very tired. |