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>No one else can truly experience what's in our minds
that's not true and that's why we have books. I mean if u say to me 'guess what number I'm thinking of right now' or 'guess what I had for breakfast' obviously I'm not gonna know, but I don't think that's what u mean by "experience what's in our minds." intelligent people can articulate their feelings such that total strangers can know precisely how they felt at a given moment. also the universality of the human condition allows us to map our feelings intelligently onto the experiences of others (empathy).

your post is defeatist and wrong and you'd do well to delete it and rethink your worldview.

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