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peritonlogon t1_jdwpeoa wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Paradoxically, what makes you unique is your relation to other people. The more robustly we try to identify who we are, the more we become embedded in all others. by IAI_Admin

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[deleted] t1_jdwuv2m wrote

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BIGR3D t1_jdwynuu wrote

Perhaps its either OR. Perhaps neither. Perhaps unknown. Just because you only offer two choices, doesnt mean we have to choose either of them.

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[deleted] t1_jdx73ho wrote

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Sansa_Culotte_ t1_jdxa7bm wrote

I mean, technically, you can't be more or less unique, only unique or not.

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IllustriousSign4436 t1_je0k9w5 wrote

I mean, can't you approach uniqueness or stray farther away from it without touching it?

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peritonlogon t1_je2d9qp wrote

Your thinking of similarity not uniqueness. Uniqueness means one of a kind, so it's binary.

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IllustriousSign4436 t1_je2fmbb wrote

Ah I didn't mean it at all as the definition of uniqueness, but I think what I said is closer in intent according to what the above commenter wanted to ask.

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KashTerry t1_jdxxd8v wrote

ya... these "perhaps" responses confuses me.

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