Well, I'll be honest with you, my third eyes open.

Had it been closed?

I'm seeing things like I've never seen them before.

Well, do tell because I feel...

Now, there's... There's nothing. Well, do tell because I feel...

There's... there's nothing to tail. It's just something you have to walk out, you know?

There's no great secret.

There are no absolutes, friends.

Well, you gonna tell us more about it or?

Nah, I don't know what else to say about it right now. I'm still working in doubt but I'm I'm learning some things. What are you learning? Well I'm learning how

to live dialectically, friends.

And I feel the same way I felt when I learn how to watch basketball like a basketball coach

watches basketball.

And basketball, you don't watch the ball.

Like we watch the ball when we're watching the game, but if you're watching film, you watch

what's happening away from the ball. You watch how the best

player on the floor gets open to get the ball. That's what you're looking for.

And if you're playing defense you're trying to figure out how to stop him from getting in position to get the ball.

That's basketball.

That's the whole thing right there.

There's another way that the world can be ordered, another way to think about it and it

doesn't involve the ball it doesn't involve the ball we keep our eye on the

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