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[Paul served his own delusion in words and bondage.

In the mirror of his world_3a, Paul desired_1a to be recognized as morally superior to his inadequate peers_2a.

When Paul spoke to himself, he addressed his mirror of the world_3a.]

[In contrast, tribe and family may been trapped in their own word-games.

For example, the tribe is always at war with the rest of the world.

The 10 commandments do not encourage the universal thought experiments.]

Summary of text [comment] page 83

[Here is an easy example.

A parent says to a child:

“You are free as long as you do your homework.”

Then the child does not fulfill “his” responsibility.

As soon as “he” turns on the TV, sitting and watching_2a becomes the something_2a that enslaves “him”.]

[What is the actuality_2a that fundamentally transforms freedom_2a(1a) into bondage_2a(1a)?

This ‘something_2a’ emerges from and situates the possibilities inherent in me_1a.

The mirror of the world_3a or the thought experiment_3a brings ‘something_2a’ out of the possibilities inherent in me_1a.

I may think that something_2a enslaves me.

Actually, the relation_3a enslaves me.]