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To say If I speak to you, perhaps I won’t write. If I write to you, maybe I won’t see you. If I see you, I don’t need to speak… But none of this matters. All you need to know… is that when I speak to you, and when I write to you, and when…
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The article explores egocentrism as a fundamental barrier to Critical and Creative Thinking. It discusses how this natural egocentrism tendency affects rational thought and belief systems, often leading to justifications for personal ideologies. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of acknowledging egocentrism’s influence on human behavior and social interactions.
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![Annotation #5. [Love]](https://sentisciente.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/CreaSentisciente_Annotation-5.-Love.jpg)
Love is not a mere feeling, nor a simple emotion. It has nothing to do with marriage, nor is it limited to a couple. And of course, it is not about any exchange. Love is not sought, nor is it found. Love is not something that is given to you.
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Sitting in the darkness of the night, while the stars illuminate your presence. Thoughts of a train journey, filled with stations without stops. A life lacking direction and destination. Today, I sway in happiness, for now, I can feel where the Light of my life had been. And I begin to understand… The only truth.…
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SENTISCIENTIVE TALE – CHAPTER 4 Porzuna is a small Spanish village. Or tiny, depending on how you look at it. It’s the place where I was born. I mean, it’s the exact spot where I landed when I fell. One thing I’m completely sure of is that my mother was responsible for it. But I…
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For the amazement. What I feel, my emotion, searches for me, reaches me, traps me, like a wrapper, sweet, soft, and subtle. It moves my soul, and rocks my essence. My amazement. Again and again at everything that surrounds me. And the day I don’t, that day, when I might think and feel, ‘nothing amazes…
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It’s better, isn’t it? It has to be. There, at last, we stopped lying to ourselves, tell me yes! When you arrive, no one fears shining with their own light anymore. I’m sure it’s like that. I haven’t seen it, but I have dreamed of it. Sometimes dreams teach us things. It’s here where everything…
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![Annotation #2. [On Coincidences]](https://sentisciente.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/CreaSentisciente_Annotation-2.jpg)
Annotation #2. [On Coincidences] Chance is the cosmic force that brings about an event with no probabilities predictable by human understanding. Ergo, chance does not exist. Its causal nature belongs to one of the many planes of Reality that lie beyond the perception of my senses. But not beyond the intuition of my conscience.
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SENTISCIENTIVE TALE – CHAPTER 2 ‘The truth can be disconcerting, especially for those who discover it.’ A witch once told me that I was born in this world in love with Love. She said that when I landed down here, I did so with that quality already. Because don’t forget, and this is important, that…
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«The world, at this moment, needs both the scientist and the dreamer. God has blessed us with the most magnificent world we could imagine. We have barely taken the first steps toward seeing the light hidden in the darkness. Perhaps it will be the dreamer who uncovers the nature of dark matter; perhaps it will…
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SENTISCIENTIVE TALE – CHAPTER 3 About twenty years later… The dreams began with the music, although the music had not begun with the dreams. One fine day, just as suddenly and without warning, all those voices that I could occasionally hear but never truly listened to (just to say) and for that reason had no…
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The confusion between ‘knowledge’ and ‘truth’ leads to an egocentric mindset, where individuals falsely believe their knowledge is absolute. This misconception of certainty is problematic and can contribute to phenomena like ‘fake news.’ Recognizing and transcending this ego is crucial for understanding the difference between true knowledge and truth.
section: 3.1. Critical and Creative Notes