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To Maisy, #23
Very clear examples!
As for person B, when he "pays no attention to the thought", who is there to do that?
Vasubandhu wrote something about this (the twofold grasping) in his Trimsika. In short, (my paraphrasing) "Whatever you try to stop before you, there's still a grasper there. But when the grasper doesn't try to stop anything before him (even he saw it) there's no grasping. When there's no grasping, there's no grasper as well."
Question remains, what's the difference between an "experienced" driver and a reckless one? See from the outside, they both don't seem to care much about their driving.
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