/lit/ - Literature

>>14141119
I think it's this belief comes from self-realization through cognitive behavior therapy. The best way to understand our flaws and why we feel the way we do, is to write it down and interact with it. This can help us realize what we have been through and why we feel our emotions justify our thought process. Since humans are prone to bias and delusions, it's not so simple to use the injustices of your life to validate committing your own. People figure this out by interacting with their work. And for people who believe that the universe is an internal system--since there is nothing outside the universe acting upon it, it would have to create itself with all its limits and possibilities-- it's not so far off to think that this brain is interacting with it's great work.

But I'm still learning and asking questions.