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...one learns to talk well only when
one has renounced life for a time
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That's the price
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So, to speak is fatal?
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Speaking is almost a resurrection
in relation to life
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Speech is another life
from when one does not speak
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So, to live in speech...
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...one must pass through the death
of life without speech
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I may not be putting it clearly, but...
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...there is a kind of ascetic rule
that stops one from talking well...
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...until one sees life with detachment
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But one can't live everyday life
with... I don't know...
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With detachment
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We balance, that's why we pass
from silence to words
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We swing between the two
because it's the movement of life
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From everyday life one rises to
a life we call superior
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The thinking life
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But this life presupposes one has
killed the everyday, elementary life
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Then thinking and talking
are the same thing?
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So I believe
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Plato said so; it's an old idea
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One cannot distinguish the thought
from the words that express it
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An instant of thought can only
be grasped through words
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So one must talk and risk lying?
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Lies, too, are part of our quest.
Errors and lies are very similar
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I don't mean ordinary lies...
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...like I promise to come tomorrow,
but I don't, as I didn't want to
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You see, those are ploys
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But a subtle lie is little different
from an error