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Originally Posted by pbradley
That's why the murkiness of water applies. Some people are quite clearer to see through than others. It isn't hard to see/hear/sense the undercurrents of a persons personality over time. And in moments of extreme person honesty, one really does penetrate a person's personality. This is why death is so difficult, those who have passed through our facades change us and when they leave we feel naked. Or in the eyes of a lover.
Either way debating an analogy is silly so I'll stop.
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And how does that respond to what I wrote? Above all that is poor reasoning. There's a thesis and an example, but there is no reason.
You can't see through persons. Perhaps you have to behold someone's surface very closely to fathom it, but you can't look through the surface. How does that work? You just can't.