The nature of concepting.

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The nature of concepting.

Mar 29, 2012 | concept |

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The nature of concepting: The subject is irrelevant, though you can lie to yourself. You can pretend the subject means something, is better than something, or makes you feel something. If your lie is good enough, you will reveal the truth about the subject that nobody could see before you came along.

~author unknown — found in [ streetwise ]

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