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Originally Posted by weareunity
Hello Explorer 21. On the same sort of track that you suggest-- Objective analysis, observation etc. are great tools for understanding from a viewpoint separated from that which is being analysed, observed etc. but in the case of analysis, observation of that of which the observer is an inseparable part, from within the whole, does this present a limitation to the ability of objective analysis to be comprehensive in such a case? If so, then some way of understanding from within the whole may be useful in augmenting the traditional scientific method.
Understanding within the whole is a lot like empathy, which in turn is part of loving--Imo. petex
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We are unity, thanks for your thoughtful and interesting comments. I like what you said about understanding within the whole.
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