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[liberal_arts]

Kasen Kaneda shared a photo. 4/8 near Recolle University

One of the works of Laurent Parcelier, a French impressionist. Impressionism has always been one of my favorite art traditions. This may seem like an odd question, but has anyone ever thought about themselves in more abstract terms? Not as a person born, but as a work crafted? Maybe that's a little too weird, even for someone like me, though.

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[liberal_arts]

It's just been on my mind lately. Recent thoughts have come into my mind, and made me do a bit of soul searching.

[wordcarvings]

I see. It sounds a little odd but it also makes sense.
Is it because of those hallucinomemories, or did you come to think of if in other ways?

[liberal_arts]

I remembered a name. A man who called himself Nosada. I remembered a relationship, not unlike a father, but it wasn't that. More like I was a creation of his in the literal sense.

It was weird.

[wordcarvings]

[ ....oh ]

That sounds sort of interesting.
Though complicated and a little unreal too, since you're a person.

[ He gets the feeling that it's different from his father. ]

[liberal_arts]

Exactly. It gives me a headache. I wonder if some of these weird memory things are just abstractions, like dreams. Like I'm supposed to be figuring something else out here.

[wordcarvings]

I wonder if there is anything like that. Something else to figure out or if we're supposed to focus on the things we see.
Some people call them hallucinomemories. I think it might be because they're sort of a hallucination but also feel like they're not.

[liberal_arts]

Perhaps this is a message from a higher power, that can only speak in the abstract...

[wordcarvings]

Perhaps it is. That might be a little complicated in some cases.