Prosaic | Matter of fact Awareness indicating Things as they are |
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apidly gained prominence, experiences are generally understood at face value, although seeing can be illusionary. The boundary interface represents the present moment, which can only last but a nanosecond, instantly transformed into history. Since all things have multiple meanings, we can never be sure about the veracity of our interpretations.
“Certainty is the mother of quiet and repose, and uncertainty the cause of variance and contentions.” - Edward Coke
