The complete realist, A Human Strategy, Matt Berry, aphorism 285

285
The complete realist sees from an “ideal” vantage point.  The idealist, of course, does the same.  The only difference: the realist recognizes that he brings his instances into the moment by way of a single, integrated recollection — whereas the idealist will not recognize that he does the same.  And why not?  ... because the other world, the predominance of mind, and even order itself seem to be at stake.






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