Who taught me?
One twig at a time
Around and around I go
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Truth (with a capital "T") is the elephant, and humanity the blind touching, sniffing, tasting, listening to this big "T" and of course we all rhapsodize a different tale (or tail?), yet in the end the big "T" is still the big "T" and all our various tales describe a tiny bit of that reality, the elephant.
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Brother, sometimes I read what you wrote, and I scratch my head. I'm sure there's wisdom there. You've laid it all out for anyone in the world to taste ...
... but some of your readers are, and need the parable explained.
Could you provide us with a key?
Just my recent thoughts on what 'innate' and 'instinct' and 'inborn' really mean. A few science friends sort of shrugged their shoulders, or directed me to some rather convoluted thoughts that fit 'innate' behavior such as bird nestbuilding into evolution. So I merely have a sparrow asking the question, "who taught me?" After all, I've yet to witness fledglings attending Nestbuilding 101. So, now you have a key.
Thank you Brother. I'll meditate on your sparrow.
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