--- In [email protected], "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "sinhlnx" <sinhlnx@> wrote: > > > > ---Consider an apartment as a type of cage. Could a person > > only "think" the apartment is real, but really be living inside Mae > > West's head? > > > > http://www.planetperplex.com/en/item203 > > > > Or, Jim, you were fortunate in realizing you were in a cage. So I > > guess the people living in the cage but don't know it are > > in "ignorant Bliss"?....kind of like the people living in the Matrix > > world while the aliens are sucking out the juices from their real > > bodies. > > > That isn't my reality, though it may be someone's. I recall someone > said once that if it can be imagined, it exists. I like that, believe > it, and accept it.:-) >
An yet, someone also said (Saint Byron perhaps) that if you can't imagine the opposite of something -- as possibly being true, then you are stuck in in that boundary. The point of my kidding has been, "Can you imagine yourself as possibly stuck in a prison that you are unaware of?"
