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As a young child I began listening to the way people talk and what they would say. Within each of their statements I would find contradictions.
In our mind forties and sometime even earlier, we start to either accept or question everything we either see or hear. Our thought process can be compared to climbing an invisible ladder. However, while climbing our personal ladder, we realize the rungs on the ladder only go in one direction and like or body and thought process, the rungs will not allow us to step backwards.
By Michael C. Bouchard2.5
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As a young child I began listening to the way people talk and what they would say. Within each of their statements I would find contradictions.
In our mind forties and sometime even earlier, we start to either accept or question everything we either see or hear. Our thought process can be compared to climbing an invisible ladder. However, while climbing our personal ladder, we realize the rungs on the ladder only go in one direction and like or body and thought process, the rungs will not allow us to step backwards.