To put it simply, the basic fact of the matter is that there can never be a consensus on anything, let alone these questions which we have posed over the course of time, and if there is no consensus to be reached or had on anything whatsoever, then our philosophical and theoretical exercise and project becomes futile and pointless. It therefore becomes an issue or a matter of what floats your boat per se. In other words, taste and intuition. Nothing else.
Eleventh Note to “Laila (Part Three)”
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