>“being” is abstraction, as is even “the I.” Only I am not abstraction alone
wtf is he trying to say here? His conception of the self/I/ego is so unclear. If "the I" is abstraction, what is he referring to when saying "I am not abstraction"? How does that differ from the abstraction of "the I"?
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I as I is an abstraction. I as a thing is an abstraction. only I as me is concrete.