Why would our brains have this capacity to sense the oneness of the universe, a sense that can be induced in many ways, — Kara Dalkey, Firebirds Soaring: An Anthology of Original Speculative Fiction
Why would our brains have this capacity to sense the oneness of the universe, a sense that can be induced in many ways, — Kara Dalkey, Firebirds Soaring: An Anthology of Original Speculative Fiction
Why would our brains have this capacity to sense the oneness of the universe, a sense that can be induced in many ways, — Kara Dalkey, Firebirds Soaring: An Anthology of Original Speculative Fiction
Why would our brains have this capacity to sense the oneness of the universe, a sense that can be induced in many ways, — Kara Dalkey, Firebirds Soaring: An Anthology of Original Speculative Fiction
Why would our brains have this capacity to sense the oneness of the universe, a sense that can be induced in many ways, — Kara Dalkey, Firebirds Soaring: An Anthology of Original Speculative Fiction
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Why would our brains have this capacity to sense the oneness of the universe, a sense that can be induced in many ways, even technological, if that capacity did not reflect an external reality?

— Kara Dalkey, Firebirds Soaring: An Anthology of Original Speculative Fiction
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