Product of the Environment
Post from October 23, 2009 (↻ August 16, 2013), filed under Philosophy (feed).
Let me ask you a question: If you’re not a product of your environment, but the environment a product of you, what would it mean to believe that you are product of your environment?
Could it be that us being responsible for our own lives, bearing the solutions to our problems in ourselves, making our very own reality, not only empowers but also gives some subtle hints about the meaning of… everything?
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